The phrase "available to let" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in real estate contexts to indicate that a property is available for rent.
Example: "The apartment on Main Street is available to let starting next month."
Alternatives: "for rent" or "available for lease".
"Just as important, this announcement proves that technology is available to let consumers control tracking".
There are nearly 700,000 vacant properties in Britain and some are available to let cheaply as "short life housing".
The Woolfs, staying nearby at a house in Asheham, discovered that Charleston was available to let and so a new aesthetic hub was founded by the south coast.
It joins a register of 195 other historic buildings owned by the Landmark Trust, which are available to let for short breaks.
The company had commercial space available to let amounting to 3.8% of its wholly owned commercial portfolio, with an estimated rental value at 30 June of £3.2m, of which £2m was under offer.
However, there are more than 180,000 households on local authority housing lists across Scotland and only about 54,600 social housing properties became available to let last year.
I've learned to have a wide variety of tasks available and to let myself pick whatever I'm feeling the most energised about at the time".
They want agents to walk their dogs and be available 24/7 to let people in for visits, said Andrew Azoulay, a broker at Town Residential in New York.
Intelligently built with far less money than what is available to, oh, let's say the Mets, the Rays have surged ahead of the Red Sox, who have been struck by an unusual number of injuries.
However, there are now only two options available to them – let the government regulate greenhouse gas emissions, or pass climate legislation.
Feminism failed to make child care available to all, let alone bring about the total reconfiguration of the family that revolutionary feminists had envisaged, and that would have changed this country on a cellular level.
