The phrase "avenues available" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to various options or paths that are open for consideration or action in a given context.
Example: "In order to improve our marketing strategy, we need to explore all the avenues available to us."
Alternatives: "options accessible" or "paths open".
It is also one of the few avenues available to investigators to trace where the school funds went.
With many parks and broad avenues available for rallies and marches, the city can accommodate almost any large gathering.
"There is no basis for any ban of Trevor, and he will be pursuing all legal avenues available to him".
"There is the Access to Work scheme, but people need to know that there are these avenues available to them once they become elected," he says.
Mr. Amann said he intended to focus the meeting on what he saw four avenues available to Mr. Rowland: "resignation, impeachment, indictment or an internal hearing".
"Sadly, we have not found his body... we reluctantly have to say that, for now, we have exhausted all of the avenues available to us".
Rights groups say a trial here appears to be the only avenue available.
But when the initial fun wears off, there is a more interesting avenue available for enthusiastic mobile phone photographers.
It also vowed to use "every avenue available to expose the dubious nature" of the report, including asking members of Congress to challenge the United States' $406 million in contributions to the W.H.O.
Generally, it is a good idea for athletes to have this avenue available to seek redress from unnecessarily subjective methods by which various sports federations choose their Olympic teams.
The radio station which aired the prank in December 2012 has used every legal avenue available to suppress the investigation but the high court ruled the report could finally be released.
