The phrase "available sir" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal or respectful contexts, often in response to a request or inquiry, indicating that someone is ready to assist or provide information.
Example: "If you have any questions or need assistance, I am available sir to help you."
Alternatives: "at your service" or "ready to assist."
On 1 January 2014, he moved his biggest available gun, Sir David Higgins, to the project.
Only after the electric battery became available could Sir Humphry Davy finally isolate (1808) the element itself by electrolysis.
"I imagine the situation will become clearer later in the week when the stable has more runners, but I will certainly be making Kieren available to Sir Michael if he wants to use him," said the jockey's agent, Terry Norman.
Mr Campbell ruled out standing for the safe Conservative constituency of Kensington and Chelsea when the seat became available after Sir Malcolm Rifkind was forced to stand down over cash for access allegations.
As a matter of fact, Norway is the only national team to have never been beaten by Brazil.Odd Gunnar Skagestad OsloNot available online* SIR – After reading your review of Matt Ridley's "The Rational Optimist", I eagerly attempted to download his ode to the power of innovation in anticipation of reading it on my Kindle ("Getting better all the time", May 15th).
"We've filed the necessary papers and the owners have made additional equity funds available," chairman Sir William Patey told BBC Wiltshire.
The club's management denies any lack of commitment to buying new talent and says that cash is available for Sir Alex Ferguson to buy players.
Given the available evidence, SIR seems to have a positive influence on the postoperative outcome in rectal cancer patients.
The two commercially available products, SIR-Spheres® (Sirtex Medical Limited, North Sydney, NSW, Australia) and TheraSphere® (Nordion, Ottawa, Canada), use empirical methods for dose calculation, based on body surface area and total liver weight respectively.
