The phrase "available on bed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something can be found or accessed while on a bed, often in contexts related to comfort or leisure.
Example: "The new book is available on bed for those cozy reading sessions."
Alternatives: "accessible from bed" or "found on bed".
Each year, about 700,000 pregnant women in the United States are put on bed rest, according to the best available estimates.
The hazard ratios for an increase of one available bed on the discharge of an adult patient (adjusting for all other variables) are present in Table 3.
Thus, since our aim was to conduct a global analysis of triage instead of analyzing admission decisions based solely on the number of beds available on each day, we chose to define bed availability using rates of refusal rather than the number of beds available at the time of triage decision.
The risk of infection, which could lead to the loss of my eye, was high, so I was immediately put in the only bed available, on the children's ward.
Functioning as a virtual cash register that lets a couple check in real-time to see if a particular inn or ski lodge has a non-smoking room with a king-size bed available on a particular weekend and make the reservation online.
For each participating unit, a customized table representing the number of available beds on each day of the week was displayed on the website.
Our popCons, popUncons, GOF, and LOF predictions are available in BED format on GitHub (https://github.com/kern-lab/popCons).
During the habituation sessions, the reward, chocolate-flavoured sprinkles (10 mg, McCormick, Canada), was available on top of the bedding.
The replacement of Ashdown by a new dorm would barely equal the current number of beds available on campus for graduate students.
And with no prospect of immediate repair, it will either have to cancel many more trains, or spread its surviving cars among more trains, reducing the number of seats and beds available on a variety of long-distance routes.
