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The phrase "available three months" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something will be accessible or obtainable for a duration of three months.
Example: "The promotional offer is available three months from the date of purchase."
Alternatives: "accessible for three months" or "offered for three months".
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This change came in the wake of Instagram's launch of Instagram video, a feature that became available three months after Vine's launch.
In this extreme example, the patient was not aware that her results were in fact available three months prior to the patient being contacted.
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Most landlords are not certain about what they will have available two months from now.
We have not yet heard when these reports will be available: six months, a year, two years?
His jersey, which was not even available two months ago, is among the league's top sellers.
Microsoft says the second version of Silverlight has been installed on 300 million PCs since it became available six months ago.
Make public funds available six months before the first primary to encourage competitiveness in the cycle's front-loading frenzy that produces the two finalists by March.
For example, we have built in upload-download acceleration in the browser, which is technology that only became available nine months ago.
However, unlike those brands, which have said that they will also immediately sell the clothes they show — or, in Vetements's case, close to immediately — Gucci does not plan to change its production calendar: It will show clothes that will be available six months later.
A production system was available four months after the initial kick-off meeting.
According to Gizmodo, "most major titles" will be available six months after their print release date.
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