The phrase "available to act" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that someone is ready or able to take action or perform a task.
Example: "The team is available to act on the project as soon as we receive the necessary approvals."
Alternatives: "ready to take action" or "prepared to respond".
He is also available to act as a plumber.
SERT, the serotonin transporter, is a molecule that scoops up stray serotonin for recycling, reducing the amount available to act in the brain.
"As scientists urge immediate action to slash carbon emissions, many drawn-out political and legal processes that may have been 'reasonable' to pursue two decades ago now extend beyond the short window of time left available to act".
This delay in implantation stretches gestation time to 11.5 months and effectively postpones the birth of young to the period when enough pack ice is available to act as a whelping platform.
Acknowledging that they "sporadically" have done so anyway, she argued that the president could rely on their declared intentions when deciding whether they are available to act on nominees.
A whiff of sexism lurks over the piece - Albert is elected May King in default of there being a virginal woman available to act as Queen of the fete - while Britten's handling of his hero's alcohol-induced rebellion - sexual extravagance is hinted at rather than specified - now strikes us as irredeemably coy.
In 2003 the band sued Ticketmaster, accusing the company of abusing its market power by denying the group more than the 8 percent of tickets it customarily makes available to acts.
The orchid, which grows on tree trunks in woodlands in China, blooms during the dry season, when there is no wind or flowing water and there are few available insects to act as couriers for transporting pollen.
Instead a young man with a brave heart armed only with pepper spray was able to seize available seconds to act with the help of other unarmed bystanders and bring a tragedy to a quick end.
Having the tools available for people to act is very important.
"Tye serves as a shining example of how a national security whistleblower should raise his concerns lawfully and give the system and public time to debate the concerns, rather than decide unilaterally as Snowden did, and without even trying, that the only available avenue is to act criminally and risk harm to our country by leaking classified information," Zaid said.
