The phrase "available those" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It cannot be used in any context as it stands, as it lacks grammatical structure and clarity.
Example: "The resources available those who need assistance are limited." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase.)
Alternatives: "available to those" or "accessible for those".
"If there is additional financial support available, those who have made conditional pledges, we will have to look at them and see how we target financial support".
"Given the range of flags available, those interested in Mongolia are not interested in maintaining ships, in sailing well," he said.
In 1997, the last year for which figures are available, those with incomes of $1 million or more gave an average of 4.5percentt.
One of the most ambitious, oddest and most readable books available, "Those Feet" is above all an attempt to psychoanalyse England through the medium of football.
But the bright red-and-yellow Cozy Coupe from Little Tikes is no longer just available those under the age of 5.
Just as with homicide, those in the "passion" category of suicide are much more likely to turn to whatever means are immediately available, those that are easy and quick.
Two types of battery-powered systems are available: those that will run a specific appliance or two and those that will take care of numerous appliances, even a whole house or apartment.
A random check of a list Mr. Kovalenko distributed last week confirmed that many of the expired names were indeed available; those that were not, he said, were most likely snapped up earlier that day.
(The discount cards also are independent of any generic drug pricing some pharmacies offer, such as $4 or $10 per prescription; when available, those prices may be lower than the price a consumer could get with a discount card).
Of the many liquid antacids available, those consisting of either magnesium or aluminum alkalinizing agents are preferable to antacids containing calcium salts, which have been shown to lead to a secondary increase in gastric acidity.
The script does not write vowels, and because Greek forms for royal names were known from Manetho long before the Egyptian forms became available, those used to this day are a mixture of Greek and Egyptian.
