The phrase "available to terminate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are indicating that something or someone is ready or able to be ended or discontinued.
Example: "The contract is now available to terminate if both parties agree to the terms."
Alternatives: "ready to end" or "open for termination".
Men said that if their sexual partner got pregnant, they would buy pills, which were available locally, to terminate the pregnancy: There is a risk of pregnancy … for that [contraceptive] tablets are used.
Of all the limited options available to women who want to terminate unwanted pregnancies outside of the legal system, it's by far the safest.
Even in urban settings, where abortions are more readily available, it gives anyone wishing to terminate a pregnancy the option to do so in the privacy of their own home.
And what if "pro-choice" meant extending the range of real choices available to women -- not only to terminate a pregnancy, but also to make the decision to have a child with the necessary economic support, health care, and adoption services?
If no white spaces are available, the secondary session is dropped (forced to terminate).
In Maine and the District of Columbia, straight couples should consider entering formal domestic partnerships, which are available to straights and are already conveniently structured to terminate when they get married.
However, because the RSBI was not available at the bedside during the trial, the decision to terminate the SBT was based on the clinical criteria described earlier.
"If it's not available, if a woman really does feel that she needs to terminate her pregnancy, she may be willing to try just about anything".
For example, while co-ops have broad powers when dealing with shareholders who engage in "objectionable conduct" — in some cases, even being able to terminate a proprietary lease — there is no similar procedure available to a condominium.
