The phrase "available term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a term or period that is open for use or selection, often in contexts like contracts, agreements, or academic settings.
Example: "Please select an available term for your course registration to ensure you secure a spot."
Alternatives: "open term" or "accessible term".
That night and much of the following day, our piece of the Atlantic was Very high, beyond which the only available term is Phenomenal, and by then your cabin is probably filling with water and men in tuxedos are ushering women and children to the boats.
To be eligible for reactivation, you must be full time enrolled during the next available term (including summer).
In our experiments, completed individual difference elimination was difficult, because the experiments required a large scale system and the available term of the system was limited.
Most publicly available term browsers display a hierarchical organization of terms in an expandable tree format.
Postdischarge, women who were breast feeding were encouraged to continue, and those using formula were encouraged to use a commercially available term formula supplemented with DHA.
Where multiple terms proposed here map to a single term or no available term in Systems Biology Ontology (SBO) or BioPAX we have proposed them as possible inclusions.
Brexit, on any currently available terms, will be a disaster.
Mr. Murphy at Insignia/ESG said he believed the market must be confusing for tenants, because conditions and available terms for large spaces keep shifting.
Available loan terms are 3, 5, 7, 10, or 12 years; available terms for a specific loan will be based on the loan principal and facility or equipment type.
When Andy Messersmith, a pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers, sought free agency in 1975, the arbitrator in the case encouraged Kuhn and the owners to settle on the best available terms.
However, selecting one of the available term-certain payment options will result in lower payments.
