The phrase "available underneath" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something can be found or accessed below a certain point or location, either physically or in a document.
Example: "The additional resources are available underneath the main content of the webpage."
Alternatives: "accessible below" or "found beneath".
For Tuesdays through Fridays, if space permits, validated parking may be available underneath the building which you can access on Blackburn Ave . one block south of Third St. On Saturdays, parking is available in the WGA garage from 10 30am - 5 30pm.
*Illness terms are given in the indicated language: Changana (C) or Portuguese (P) with the literal English translation, if available, underneath.
This information is available underneath the shipping costs.
He points out that Sheetz has premium placement on his coat — left side, chest level — and adds there is still space available just underneath it.
It's an odd shape, designed to make full use of the available space underneath the front of the engine.
The optimal diameter can be determined by selecting the largest diameter possible for a particular device and a particular offshore location, taking into account the relevant restrictions such as the available space underneath the platform and the constraints of material, manufacturing, and maintenance costs. 5.
Scrounging the last available spots underneath the large screens, I craned my neck to the left to see Graham's gigantic head.
While you are on the My Account sub-page, a list of other important options become available just underneath the tabs, on a gray bar.
TiVo has an button labeled, "Available in High Definition" underneath the Amazon Video On Demand section.
The new zoning method explained up to 40% of available water content variance underneath center pivot irrigation systems.
During tests, the feed was available through the Facebook app underneath a "rocket ship" icon – something that seemed to confuse users, who didn't understand the feed's purpose.
