The phrase "available to modify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that can be changed or adjusted, such as a document, software, or settings.
Example: "The settings are available to modify according to your preferences."
Alternatives: "open for modification" or "modifiable".
Currently there is no disease-modifying osteoarthritis drugs (DMOADs) available to modify structural progression in OA; therefore, structure modification is now a primary aim in clinical drug trials.
There are a variety of methods and technologies available to modify the surface of biomaterials depending on the manner the cell or tissue properties needs to be regenerated.
The trouble is that Teflon is so inert that few methods are available to modify it.
Currently, many methods are available to modify Eq. (11) [42, 43, 44] 44].
A miscellany of options is available to modify input and output.
Thinning and fertilisation are two silvicultural tools available to modify the growth of trees.
This article summarises the array of currently available options to modify and develop cell-free expression protocols adapted to the specific requirements of individual membrane proteins.
The early evaluation of design characteristics, such as power consumption, allows the user to take advantage of many architectural design options available and to modify the system architecture, if needed.
Individuals with a high SES have more available resources to modify their diet and physical activity and can therefore more easily regulate their weight.
It is hoped, that by making the software open-source and freely available to download, modify, and distribute under the terms of the GPL licence, other institutions may also wish to become involved in the project.
This and the other tools we've created (including those mentioned above, as well as the Exceptions for Instructor eTool) are available for institutions to modify (adding their own local copyright information and links; next steps, or other information for users, etc). under a Creative Commons license.
