The phrase "available to be able" is not correct and is generally not usable in written English.
It seems to be a redundant expression, as "available" and "able" convey similar meanings of capability or accessibility.
Example: "The resources are available to be able to complete the project on time."
Alternatives: "available to" or "capable of".
Hormone concentrations are sometimes measured in very preterm infants, however there are little normative data available to be able to interpret the results.
"In relationships, where you have to have all your feelings available to be able to navigate intimacy, chronic marijuana use can be a downfall," said Dr. John E. Franklin, a professor of psychiatry at Northwestern University.
This is in large part due to the fact that there is not yet enough history on this technology available to be able to base future predictions on past performance.
As a child, I used to desperately wish for paler skin, lighter hair and rounder eyes; I would have gladly undergone any kind of reinvention available to be able to pass for white and stop hearing the ethnic slurs on the playground.
We actually tested that at Salt Flats to have the open area available to be able drive up to the limits without any risks.
In order to avoid future system blackouts, it is necessary to have reliable real-time grid data and coordinated automated controls available to be able to take immediate action against system events to prevent cascading [10].
Iyad Madani told a Saudi newspaper: "OIC is studying Europe and French laws and other available procedures to be able to take legal action against Charlie Hebdo.
Experimentally, the processes are too rapid for even the most-sophisticated experimental techniques available today to be able to resolve molecular details within the galleries.
The application of quasi-steady theory with the measurement data available appeared not to be able to explain the vibrations.
Information was presented on diagrams only when adequate number of cases was available in order to be able to approximately describe the shape of the resulting graph.
Better VZV-CMI datasets than those currently available are needed to be able to do this.
