The phrase "available website" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a website that is accessible or can be visited by users.
Example: "For more information, please visit our available website where you can find all the resources you need."
Alternatives: "accessible website" or "open website".
"Our position is when someone posts information on Twitter, or some other publicly available website, by definition they want that information to be public," he said.
The Turkish movie reviews are collected from a publicly available website (http://www.beyazperde.com) [30].
CloudStatus is a free and publicly available website that allows developers and users of cloud services such as Amazon S3 and EC2 to monitor the performance and uptime (or downtime) of services.
CloudStatus is a free and publicly available website that allows developers and users of cloud services such as Amazon S3 and EC2 to monitor the the performance and uptime (or downtime) of these services.
Yesterday, the media released information regarding a large number of documents containing U.S. national security information posted on a publicly available website called WikiLeaks...Personnel are reminded not to confirm nor deny information contained on the website.
The Government of Puerto Rico provides information on the status of infrastructure on its publicly available website (http://www.status.pr) that we regularly use as a source of information for our reports.
We performed an environmental scan of currently available websites providing educational information about rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and evaluated the quality of these websites.
A limitation of this study was that only publicly available websites and similar sources were monitored.
All data were acquired from publicly available websites and processing steps for calculating the indicators are discussed here briefly.
The email addresses and phone numbers have been searched on the publicly available websites of the care giving organizations.
Publicly available websites (Dr Foster and NHS Hospital Trusts) were used to develop a sampling frame of potential clinical experts (n=124).
