The phrase "available to interview" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone is ready or able to participate in an interview.
Example: "I am currently available to interview for the position at your convenience."
Alternatives: "open for an interview" or "ready for an interview."
In many cases, alumni will be available to interview early action applicants.
Will alumni be available to interview me if I apply for early action?
Because New England and St . Louishave byes in the first round of the playoffs, their assistants are available to interview for head coaching vacancies this week.
Emhof said Bush would not be available to interview for this story.
Because of the new restrictions, KTLA must start its show an hour earlier — at 2 p.m. — when there are just a few early-bird celebrities available to interview.
Clark wasn't made available to interview, but his representatives sent a slick, 27-page dossier, titled "Airlines and Subsidy: Our Position," in which Clark insisted that Emirates competes--and dominates--fairly, receiving neither government subsidies or free or cheap fuel and gets no "government injections, borrowings or financing...regardless of shareholder status".
"I feel that companies will lengthen the hiring process this year, because for one thing, managers are now wearing many hats and they don't have as much available time to interview," comments Matt Takahashi of Executive BioSearch.
When workers were not available to be interviewed, information was obtained by interviewing management personnel, who also were questioned about recent deaths in postal workers.
As at the time of the interview, 5 pharmacists were not available to be interviewed.
In 11 of the households, no woman was available to be interviewed due to not being present at the time of the interview (n = 6), being sick or physically weak (n = 3) or declining participation (n = 2).
Oxford officials were not available to be interviewed, she said.
