The phrase "available reserve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, inventory, or resources, indicating the amount of something that is accessible for use.
Example: "The company has an available reserve of funds to cover unexpected expenses."
Alternatives: "accessible reserve" or "unallocated reserve".
The available reserve for primary and secondary control deriving from producers' market strategies is discussed.
Less delectably, the meals are washed down with water from the only available reserve - the hotel pool.
At this point, the towers were strong enough to remain standing, investigators said, but fire took its toll, weakening the steel columns and consuming any available reserve.
An improved controller which considers not only the frequency deviation of the system but also the available reserve in the photovoltaic is proposed.
L. 109 59, § 1601 e)(1)(B), substituted "but not including reasonably required financing reserves" for ", any debt service reserve fund, and any other available reserve".
That'll be right as your crew times out and with the next available reserve crew hours away.
"We're depleting all available reserves," Mr. Kashdan said.
That increase in the supply of available reserves causes the federal funds rate to decrease.
For the evaluation of farming systems, multi-objective and dynamic parameters, such as a Soil Cover Index (SCI), Nitrogen Available Reserves (NAR), a Pesticide Index (PI), Energy Efficiency (EE), Phosphorus Available Reserves (PAR) and Net Surplus (NS) were used.
Moody's Investors Service today downgraded Connecticut's bond rating, citing the state's continuing decline in revenue, lack of available reserves and relatively high debt levels.
Despite an increase in consumption of these materials of between two- and ten-fold over the past 50 years, the number of years of available reserves has actually grown.
