The phrase "available then that" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The resources will be available then that we can proceed with the project."
Alternatives: "available at that time" or "accessible then".
"I'll strive to keep the character of the group, but along the way if good players become available then that will help us stay in the Premier League, which is what we all want.
"Having watched his performance last night [against Chelsea] I'm obviously pleased because I thought he was outstanding and obviously if he is not available then that is a positive for us".
…If you have to wait almost 2 months for customer payments to become available then that is 2 months you have to survive and supply the customer with the product or service at a loss.
"Having watched his performance last night [against Chelsea] I'm obviously pleased because I thought he was outstanding and obviously if he is not available then that is a positive for us". And Bolton manager Owen Coyle said that the worldwide appeal of the Premier League meant players had an extra responsibility to behave accordingly.
If a high-quality, up-to-date, nationally representative study in which glucose was measured (either fasting, or better still as part of an oral glucose tolerance test) is available, then that is the obvious choice.
If it has a table available then that it has held back, it can quickly add it to its Reserve page in an effort to attract the booking.
What I can say is that I'm available, but then that might go for a fair few jockeys".
"The litmus test was, what if the technology we have today was available back then?" That means the handmade sets are cable- and stereo-ready, remote controllable and, of course, blistering with color.
He added, "If it is not necessary to decide a case on a very broad constitutional ground, when other grounds are available, then doesn't that create the likelihood that people will think you're not following the rules?" Stevens doesn't pretend that he's more in tune with the Court than he is.
It takes it as read that western society will farm out eldercare to any agency available, then shows how that might look.
Rather, they insist that if the real ale branded with their name – a "collaboration" with the Potbelly Brewery in Northamptonshire and sold at their gigs – was available on tap, then that's what they'd all have opted for.
