The phrase "available to change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something can be modified or altered if needed.
Example: "The schedule is available to change if we need to accommodate more participants."
Alternatives: "open to modification" or "subject to alteration".
Most likely not enough of these wines are available to change the image of Australian wines.
Trying to get ahead, she always made herself available to change hours and fill in, even during evenings when she had to leave her 14-year-old daughter, Amber, home alone.
"We owe it, at least to the taxpayer, but absolutely to the people needing our help, to use every tool available to change lives," said the deputy prime minister, Bill English, in a data conference this year.
"On the face of it you could say it's surprising with nine games to go when it's hard to make any real difference in terms of playing squad obviously, no windows available to change a side.
Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew, who met with Mr. Xi, said after two days of talks in March, "The U.S. views the provocative actions of North Korea as very serious, and we will continue to pursue methods available to change the policy perspective in Pyongyang".
I learned soon after from labor force expert Ron Hira of the Rochester Institute of Technology that many millions of dollars are available to change that value proposition.
These changes will be compared (when available) to changes in chest hairs from within the irradiated portal (to act as a 'control'control
Even judges who start out thinking they'd like to make their papers available tend to change their minds.
Rather than turning healthy people into patients with pre-diabetes, we should use available resources to change the food, education, health and economic policies that have driven this epidemic".
M-HCD's are the only means available to radically change the intracellular buffering capacity.
Services must be available to help change a member's current drug coverage.
