The phrase "available particularly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the specific availability of something in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The resources are available particularly for students who are struggling with their coursework."
Alternatives: "available specifically" or "accessible especially".
Nowadays, in some areas, the drugs trade is the only trade available, particularly for young men emerging from underfunded schools.
Now documentary evidence is readily available, particularly in marriages where the wife is straight and the husband gay.
To help travelers prepare for a trip, there are resources available, particularly for those who work for major corporations.
To do that we need to focus on the kind of work available, particularly for the large numbers with health problems and caring responsibilities to juggle.
The government does have an important role in making sure that affordable insurance is available, particularly to businesses located in places like New York and Washington.
He described it as a "market free-for-all", and said "very few museums have acquisition funds readily available" particularly in the economic climate.
Real cost information from actual suppliers is obviously always best but not always available, particularly in the early stages of a project.
Tickets are still available, particularly for the Paralympics, which has generated far less interest than hoped despite ticket prices of less than £2 ($2.91).
"Based on the software and the hardware that's available, particularly at these price points, now is a great time to buy".
Making PrEP available, particularly to protect young women in sub-Saharan Africa, said Karim, "is essential to achieving an AIDS-free generation".
Some public and private vocational education is available, particularly in the field of agriculture, but this too reaches only a tiny percentage of the population.
