"become available next" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about something that will be available in the near future. For example: Pre-orders for the new phone will become available next week.
(They will become available next month at Fred Segal in Los Angeles).
Nissan predicts that few will need the plan, but it will become available next year for those who are less than confident in the longevity of the Leaf's battery packs.
The discs, which are to become available next month at Radio Shack stores and in May at other retailers, will come in the R and +R formats with recording speeds of 2x and 4x.
The Camwear kit, which is to become available next month through www.mydejaview.com, consists of a clip-on, miniaturized video camera and a belt-mounted black box with a removable Secure Digital card and a rechargeable battery.
But Duquette, who utters "nontender" as often as he utters "hello," said patience was necessary for a slew of teams because a second wave of players who are not tendered contracts would become available next month.
Pidgeon would want Transport for London (TfL) to "bulk buy huge numbers" of the latest, Chinese-made, electric cabs, which will become available next year in order to keep their prices down and would "look to help drivers in terms of subsidy".
The benefit would become available next year to Medicare patients with diabetes or kidney disease.
A more promising blood test is in its final stages of research and may become available next year.
In addition, more than one million square feet of new commercial space is expected to become available next year.
"Firefly" spawned a 2005 movie, while Netflix has produced a fourth season of "Arrested Development," which will become available next month.
The ruling means the first season of Girls, for example, will only become available next year, and both True Detective and Game of Thrones (HBO's biggest hit) won't be on Prime at all yet.
