"once made available" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a future event that will happen after something has been made available. For example: - "Once made available, the new product will revolutionize the market." - "We will start the tour once tickets are made available." - "I will provide the necessary information once it is made available to me." - "Once the results are made available, we can analyze our performance."
Once made available to Netflix from Disney-ABC – which, for relevant programming, will be no earlier than 15 days after initial telecast – episodes can be streamed instantly with Netflix memberships starting at $7.99 a month.
Once made available for public use, photo manipulation came to be used quite widely by artists large and small.
Information is thus the classic example of a public good: once made available information can be possessed by any number of individuals at once, and becomes impossible to control [ 1].
"We can't continue with a situation where information about how a state handles its assets is only made available once a dictator turns violently on his own people and information is leaked".
Additionally, the encore song for a particular tier is only made available once its requirements are completed.
On Monday, service was restored, and documents were once again made available to the public.
His literary executor, Edward Mendelson, has spent the past 25 years tidying the archive and bringing it back into print in such a way that Auden's own canon, the product of authorial revisions and suppressions, is honoured while his original utterance is once more made available.
When the time expires, the books automatically stop working on the patron's computer and are once more made available to other patrons.
The application will be free throughout the beta once it's made available on Celio's site, but will go for $39.95 once the beta has come to an end.
Fehr added, "We look forward to reviewing the full results of the study once they are made available".
Day-release prisoners will also have to wear electronic tags, once technology is made available, the department added.
