"available recourse" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to various solutions or options that one has in a certain situation. For example, "If you feel wronged by your employer, you should explore the available recourse before taking any drastic action."
Under his rule, they grew up in an Iraq where revenge, not justice, was the only available recourse.
"I am looking forward to vindicating my rights as an innocent victim and pursuing all available recourse," she said.
Consumers may not be aware that data brokers exist, who the companies are, or what information they collect, and may not be aware of available recourse.
The only available recourse is to be on the constant lookout for remunerative activities (e.g., odd jobs especially in the construction boom in Hadiboh town) that depend on the seasonal cycle.
The welfare state ambitions are executed at the local political level and the disparity between the ambitions and available recourses systematically creates ethical dilemmas [ 43].
The key of stepped-care, delivered by a care manager, is that treatment is tailored to the needs and preferences of the patient while making the best use of available recourses.
Arcane titles -- Japanese anime, obscure British sitcoms -- are finally available without recourse to the grim reaches of 10th-hand e-Bay dubs.
With only a "name and shame" mechanism available as recourse for parties to chastise non-complying nations, history suggests that compliance is likely to be below the commitment level.
More specifically, repetition may be related to one's inability to tolerate and express frustration, on the one hand, and, on the other, to one's perception that a suicide attempt is "an immediate, constantly available, effective recourse at times of crises" [ 49].
At this point, a significant boycott seems to be the last recourse available to Mr. Zelaya.
He would appeal to the Israeli high court, using every recourse available.
