The phrase "available set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items, options, or resources that are accessible or ready for use.
Example: "The available set of tools for this project includes hammers, screwdrivers, and wrenches."
Alternatives: "accessible collection of" or "offered range of".
At the end of our tour, we put down a $500 deposit on the next available set of parts.
Bemis and Lipkind analyzed an old, publicly available set of human-babbling data, drawn from the CHILDES database, in a new way.
Although the "Western package" offers "the best available set of economic, social and political institutions," he questions whether Westerners are still able to recognize it.
The Sells book has already been used in some U.N.C. classes and is regarded by the university's leading expert in Islamic studies as the most appropriate for freshmen and the best available set of partial translations of Islam's holy text.
The experiments are concluded on online available set of 2DSPP test problems.
Suppose we asked the fugitive to pick, from the available set of outcomes, a best one and a worst one.
They propose another solution, which consists of equalizing the parties' sacrifice relative to the maximum gain they could expect in the available set of options.
Thus, dendrimers complement the available set of nanoscopic building blocks made from metals, e.g., Au nanoclusters and semiconductors, e.g., luminescent quantum dots.
Mother Nature causes quite a scare when these things happen, and having a readily available set of information can calm those nerves.
Based on the available set of endophenotypes for intelligence in adults, cognitive tasks were chosen covering the domains of working memory, processing speed, and selective attention.
ebXML BPSS and BPEL4WS, ebXML BPSS and WSCI, that, when used together, provide the user with the largest available set of meaningful constructs required to implement systems interoperability.
