The phrase "available personally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone is accessible or present in a personal capacity, rather than through a representative or other means.
Example: "If you have any questions, I will be available personally to discuss them with you."
Alternatives: "personally accessible" or "available in person".
To launch I targeted a key trade show, invited top buyers to visit me and ensured that I was available personally to greet them.
Be more present when you're present; stay connected virtually but available personally.
In combination with products from the entertainment industry, all the traditional forms of entertainment became available personally.
"In light of the seriousness of any execution, it was very important to Attorney General Bondi that she be available personally to carry out her office's duties in the execution process," Molly McFarland, Bondi's deputy press secretary, told the News Service of Florida.
Referring to Mr. Spitzer, Representative Joseph Crowley said, "There's no question he had resources available both personally and in his ability to tap".
While she won't be available to personally orchestrate your reading experience, perhaps you can press play on her 2014 album "Sparks" to get in the zone.
Being a trendsetter in social media marketing and sales but having no one available to personally respond to customer inquiries and problems is not good.
The Swiss Federal Office for Civil Protection concluded that there were not enough trained professionals available who could personally contact all persons who claimed to be affected by the disaster and thus supported the development of an easily accessible screening instrument.
The development of the instrument was the result of a crisis-assessment of the Swiss Federal Office for Civil Protection that concluded that there were not enough trained professionals available who could personally contact all persons who claimed to be affected by the disaster.
Both groups, GPs personally available and GPs not often transferring information, use the argument of personal availability as reason for not transferring information.
Chi-square tests were used to analyse differences in GP characteristics between responding GPs versus [ 1] all GPs in Amsterdam, [ 2] GPs who stated that they were personally available to provide care for their terminally ill patients during the out-of-hours period (GPs personally available), and [ 3] GPs who stated that they did not often transfer information.
