The phrase "available talented" is not correct and does not work well in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe someone who is both available and talented, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "We are looking for available talented individuals to join our team."
Alternatives: "skilled and available" or "talented and ready".
David Laws, the education minister, has announced that more scholarships and bursaries will be available to encourage talented graduates into teaching key subjects.
The resources for the education of young primates have been effectively doubled, but we have done so badly with the tight money we have available now that it's not clear there will be talented and available people to make fine use of these assets borrowed from the future.
Bursaries/Scholarships Sports scholarships are available for talented athletes.
Internships are available for talented software engineers who are proficient in PHP, C++ or Java, and have experience and interest in working in LAMP environments.
Today, with more training opportunities available to talented young black students, filling the pipeline for these programs remains a challenge.
The most obviously talented player available was Nerlens Noel, who would have gone No 1 if it weren't for an ACL injury he had suffered that February.
"The reason we built it around the Kiwis is that they were talented and available," said Bob Ratliffe, a spokesman for McCaw.
That pitch, advocating "talented individuals available for hire," Mr. Holmes says, subsequently evolved to the idea of a "knowledge economy" and then to "the Irish mind" and its qualities of "creativity, open-mindedness and curiosity" as part of an initiative to establish "what is unique about the Irish, what can't people copy about the Irish".
Serbia certainly has plenty going for it - a strategic location in south-east Europe, free-trade agreements with both Russia and the EU and plenty of talented people available at relatively low cost.
There was a time when Indian software companies confidently stated that there were so many talented educated Indians available to them that they would be able to swiftly "move up the value chain".
