The phrase "available rockets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to rockets that are currently in stock or ready for use, often in contexts related to space exploration or military applications.
Example: "The company announced that several available rockets are ready for launch next month."
Alternatives: "in-stock rockets" or "ready rockets".
He said that although NASA still steadfastly supports the massive rocket, known as the Space Launch System (SLS), the agency would consider sidelining it and instead using commercially available rockets for the mission known as Exploration Mission-1 (EM-1).
Given a possible shift in goals and budgets — President Obama will reveal his space plans on Monday in his 2011 budget request — the study is to survey the variety of available rockets and spacecraft, consider different strategies for reaching future destinations and recommend a framework of how to proceed.
In 1945 available rocket propulsion seemed barely sufficient to give the missile a satisfactory tactical range.
The Boeing booster is intended to be assembled largely from commercially available rocket components, including a motor by Alliant Techsystems and second and third stages built by United Technologies.
Since the space available inside rockets for transporting satellites with reflector antennas is typically cylindrical in shape, and its cross-sectional area is considerably smaller than the reflector antenna after deployment, the cross-sectional area of the folded reflector must be smaller than the available rocket interior space.
The plan is to use a commercially available spacecraft, rockets and hardware to get the space-faring couple to the Red Planet.
When available, these rockets get refilled each time you take out a group of blocks.
The authorities said he used a readily available toy rocket-launcher component in his bomb.
The first commercially available model rocket telemetry transmitter is among the first items to be offered by MITS.
In addition, 7075-T6 alumisum is not considerably more expensive than other more readily available materials for rockets as alleged in the N.I.E.
One focus of the study is the improved nature of the rockets available in Gaza as a result of smuggling through Egypt and dozens of underground tunnels leading from Egypt into Gaza.
