The phrase "available to work at" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating your readiness or willingness to work at a specific job or location.
Example: "I am available to work at the new branch starting next month."
Alternatives: "open to working at" or "ready to work at".
Second, strong educational systems are producing tens of millions of intelligent, motivated workers in the developing world, particularly in India and China, who are as capable as the most highly educated workers in the developed world but available to work at a tiny fraction of the cost.
Applicants must be at least 18 and available to work at least four days a week. .
On May 31 of this year, 3,865 were available, about half as many as were available to work at the beginning of hurricane season in 2017.
The number of students dropped below 400, and there were fewer Franciscan Sisters available to work at the college, which in 2004 was renamed Franciscan University of the Prairies in an attempt to rebrand itself.
The polyextremophilic behavior shown by amylase in this study makes it available to work at low pH, high temperatures, low water activity, and high salt concentration processes in industries.
She recently released her "sex tape" on Funny or Die (of course, it's a parody) and said that she was "available to work with" Michael Fassbender's penis "at any time".
High-paying jobs are readily available for high school graduates willing to work at the plant, now owned by Entergy Nuclear.
Prosecutors contend that Mr. Rapetti, 49, violated industry standards by using that sling even though new slings were made available to him when he went to work at a tower crane on East 51st Street on March 15 , 2008
Enzymes having ability to work at extremes of available conditions are found more potent for application in industrial processes [ 34].
For these systems, the problems often can only be observed through integration over larger samples than are available to those working at the sharp end of the system.
Particularly emphasis is placed on the appropriateness of wordings and response choices that must reflect the opportunities available to clinicians working at large as well as small departments across different regions of the country.
