"available surplus" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when discussing financial transactions or situations that involve a surplus of resources or products. For example, "The store had an available surplus of sweaters, so we were able to purchase them at a discounted price."
The amount of available surplus is falling, Ms. Dresner said.
Plant fibers (especially, wheat straw) are available surplus to requirements in sub-tropical regions.
A shortfall of the scale estimated by Mr. Dudley would therefore cut the available surplus next year by at least half.
In other words, both candidates are advocating programs with differing ideological bases, but with the common feature of exceeding the available surplus.
The WIC program, set up in the 60's, is coordinated by the United States Department of Agriculture, which makes available surplus farm products.
If a private-sector union succeeds in capturing all the available surplus generated by the employing industry, and then demands more, the industry will collapse.
The surpluses are allocated to the plants based on the relative storage potential of the individual plants: within each hour, the natural inflow is added to the reservoir first, and subsequently available surpluses will be stored in the upper reservoirs.
With one-sixth of Ethiopia's people at risk of starvation, Western countries made available enough surplus grain to end the crisis by mid-1985.
Cotton stalk is a holocellulose rich, inexpensive agricultural residue available in surplus without any competitive uses neither as food nor as animal fodder.
But our role now is to logistically coordinate communities to do this work so that the state is very well poised to capture all available agricultural surplus.
"In the old days if land occupied by schools became available as surplus to requirements … the sale receipt went to the local authority to allocate according to its prioritised need [across all its services, including education].
