The phrase "available to roughly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating an approximate number or estimate of availability for something.
Example: "The resources are available to roughly 200 participants."
Alternatives: "accessible to approximately" or "offered to about".
Some have questioned the decision of Mr. Gore and his co-founder, Joel Hyatt, to sell Current, which is available to roughly 60 million American homes, to the Qatari government.
The opportunity for choice is available to roughly 6,000 university employees: support staff who are pension plan eligible and not part of the bargaining unit.
Prior to today's announcement, this ability to easily connect to a bank account quickly was only available to roughly 3,800 banks.
According to The Hot Network's President Bill Asher, the channel is available to roughly 16 million U.S. households via other distributors and sells several million movies per month for about $7.95 each.
"An unspecified production problem at the iPad's manufacturer, Hon Hai Precision, will likely limit the launch region to the US and the number of units available to roughly 300K in the month of March," he writes, "far lower than the company's initial estimate of 1,000K units.
However, enough isolates were available to roughly compare PFGE pattern distributions in 2 departments over time: Artibonite (16 isolates received October 26, 2010, and 19 isolates received November 26 , 2010 and West (43 isolates received November 26 , 2010 another 24 isolates received January 27 , 2011 and 8 isolates received February 6 , 2011 (Table 3).
More flights are available to San Francisco International Airport, roughly 25 miles away.
If it succeeds in fostering competition, the decision could eventually affect the rates and services available to the roughly 100 million households that pay for access to television.
Netflix, which has been moving aggressively to expand its original film offerings, has committed to making "The Other Side of the Wind" available to its roughly 90 million subscribers worldwide.
Those classes are only available to Christians, roughly 7percentt of the population.
In California's case, it would make coverage available to the roughly 7 million people now lacking health insurance.
