The phrase "available rather" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to compare availability with something else, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The resources are available rather than limited, which is beneficial for the project."
Alternatives: "available instead" or "accessible rather than".
They decided to fit the system to the players available rather than the other way round.
Advanced technologies are thus made widely available, rather than remaining trade secrets, spurring further innovation.
I chased a career simply because it was the first opportunity available rather than because it was sensible.
Ms. Klein said she would have waited until Mitchell's regular pediatrician was available rather than go to an emergency room.
As a result, teams generally draft the best players available rather than picking with an eye toward filling a need.
It's a transparent attempt to undermine the law by whatever means happen to be available rather than by any consistent jurisprudential principle.
The Grid admits the estimates are based on the lowest "baseload" cost at which the electricity is available rather than any "peak" costs during periods of high demand.
Some orphans will starve — even though help is available — rather than make the shameful admission that their parents died of AIDS.
Even though the economy is now dominated by service companies, they continue to base lending decisions on the security available rather than cashflow.
It enshrined a "sort of lowest common denominator" realism based on what was widely available rather than most appropriate, says Armand Sprecher, an MSF epidemiologist.
The image-makers overlooked his insistence that he was 'the very opposite of Christ', and would fight with all the armaments available rather than suffering himself to be nailed to the cross.
