The phrase "available vessel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to shipping, transportation, or any situation where a vessel (like a ship or boat) is accessible for use.
Example: "We need to find an available vessel to transport the goods to the island."
Alternatives: "accessible ship" or "open boat".
They are corroborated by detailed documentary evidence – from immigration records, letters and contracts from boat owners and agents, publicly available vessel-tracking data, and official reports into fatal marine accidents involving migrant fishermen – and by interviews with several well-placed sources.
Collecting comparable data in a great lake in Africa requires creative repurposing of available vessels and adaption of scientific equipment.
The Coast Guard, meanwhile, said skimming equipment was being constructed for 2,000 more available vessels through BP's Vessels of Opportunity program, which hires local boat owners to help clean up the oil.
Selection of the FFF is important when available vessels are present in the contralateral side.
The microvascular surgery of patients who have received irradiation to the neck is particularly challenging, because of lack of available vessels due to previous neck dissection, skin and mucosa defects, and obliteration of tissue plane.
It could also reduce the number of available vessels and drive up shipping costs.
The immediate problem after VJ Day was a lack of shipping, as all available vessels were needed to bring troops home, but the longer-term problem was a lack of civilian housing.
Due to a shortage of shipping, the available vessels were heavily loaded and the soldiers were forced to endure cramped and hot conditions for a prolonged period; official historian Gavin Long later wrote that for many troops these conditions "were as uncomfortable as any of the experiences that followed" during the campaign.
The largest available vessels might be used.
