The phrase "available of both" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "available for both"? You can use the corrected phrase when indicating that something is accessible or can be used by two parties or options.
Example: "The new software is available for both Windows and Mac users."
Alternatives: "accessible to both" or "offered for both".
One of the limitations in the most reported studies is the number of aged individuals available of both genders, and the lack of complete background histories of health or ethnicity for study participants.
Many recordings are available of both the five-voice madrigal and the solo voice version of the "Lamento".
There are only about 160,000 EST sequences available of both Coniferophyta (part of the gymnosperms) and Chlorophyta (green algae), 130,000 from Bryophyta (mosses) and 3,700 from Filicophyta (ferns) (all numbers from Genbank).
Sheet metal strips were sheared between each pair of tools and clamps were available on both sides of the sheet.
The results of these quality control procedures are as of now available on both the EurOBIS and OBIS databases.
Additional 3 m is the extra road available on both sides of the national express highway or service road.
Most activities-white water rafting, helicopter tours, bungee jumping, etc-are available on both sides of the Falls.
Specifically, regions with large discrepancies in available estimates of both deforestation and forest carbon stocks are priority areas for evaluating and improving existing estimates.
The cash component of the equity purchase price, totaling approximately $5.9 billion,5 will be funded largely through a combination of debt financing and available liquidity of both Liberty Global and Virgin Media.
There is available footage of both of these incidents obtained by New Yorker magazine.
However, such an interpretation assumes an equally available pool of both bait and prey.
