The phrase "available to services" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to resources, features, or options that can be accessed or utilized by services.
Example: "The new software update includes features that are available to services operating on the platform."
Alternatives: "accessible to services" or "offered to services".
And, as we examine the resources available to services upon whom we rely we, as a government, must be clear also about what, in the new environment, are the powers they need.
But the executive said that his company would be willing to make some movies available for rental on YouTube on terms similar to those available to services like Apple's iTunes, Netflix or cable operators.
Another point is how to make this information securely available to services, applications, and other entities.
An extra £1.6m has been made available to services for vulnerable and older people and a one-off £500,000 investment will be made in street-cleaning services.
All of your personal data is packetized in many redundant tranches scattered across the Internet, protected by your private key(s) and various aspects of it are made available to services that wish to use it only as and when you or your proxies approve that access.
Almost all of the evidence in our review comes from separately funded studies in which additional research expertise is provided that is not usually available to services.
Service resources represent the resources available to service providers for the delivery of these integrated services, and hence are an important element of service capacities.
It'll be available to service providers worldwide in April.
These platforms represent the best of core, Ethernet, and edge routers available to service providers building a high performance, highly available network infrastructure.
For the dynamic DARP, a limited number of vehicles is available to service all requests.
Developed nations are particularly worried about the number of general practitioners (GPs) available to service their ageing populations [ 4– 10].
