The phrase "available of" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English
The correct phrase would be "available for". For example, "The tickets for the event are now available for purchase."
There were no immediate estimates available of casualties.
"Made available", of course, is not the same as "read".
"Bundles" are available of three characters at a time too.
Other opinions are available of course – and that's the problem.
10.56am GMT A photo has been made available of the actual plane that has gone missing.
The best version available of a New Order song, in one single torrent.
There were 406 available of the mug reading "A strong economic foundation".
It says no estimates are available of the alliance's earnings from this source.
There are pictures available of Obama using exercise equipment, so this is a conscious choice.
"AS is the most reliable indicator available of an applicant's potential to thrive at Cambridge.
Were partial manuscripts available of some of the other novels? he asked.
