The phrase "available to decipher" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that can be interpreted or understood, often in the context of information or data that requires analysis.
Example: "The ancient manuscript is now available to decipher, revealing secrets of the past."
Alternatives: "ready to interpret" or "accessible for decoding".
News cameras are capturing events in real time, they said, and they cannot be readily available to decipher the material for them.
However, walking from cell to cell over large distances with a glass pipette is challenging, and microinjection of (fluorescent) dyes diffusing through gap-junctions remains so far the only method available to decipher such microcircuits even though technical limitations exist.
The data science available to decipher all of the signals out there has evolved dramatically through major advances in practical machine learning (think Netflix movie recommendations).
However, until now there have been no theoretical models describing the signatures of mutational processes operative in cancer genomes and no systematic computational approaches are available to decipher these mutational signatures.
There are also a few good online glossaries available to help decipher digital preservation jargon: the California Digital Library Glossary, the Internet Archives' Glossary of Web Archiving Terms, and the Digital Preservation Coalition's Definitions and Concepts.
Police have confirmed they were unable to access these messages, and were left trying to decipher publicly available information circulating on the internet.
Mr. Prichard said today that an Odetics team of three mechanical technicians "skilled in precision assembly and disassembly" would leave Anaheim on Sunday to aid the space agency in its efforts to restore the tape recorders and to decipher the available evidence on the tapes.
While it is true that the type of prey consumed and the manner in which it is captured varies considerably among carnivores, these specializations are often much harder to decipher from available fossil material.
To build suspense, riddles are available online for passengers to try to decipher.
Even though knowledge about how these parameters characterise the information is not explicitly available, the human brain is able to decipher this information from the resulting speech signal, including the emotional state of the speaker.
This massive and global extinction event left only 30 living xenarthran species whose paleontological origins and phylogenetic relationships are very difficult to decipher from the available fossil record [ 7], although progresses have recently been made for understanding the origin of some groups of living armadillos [ 20].
