"sufficiently available" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is adequately and/or easily obtainable. For example, "The resources needed for the project were sufficiently available."
Over a 12-month period, 75.3 % of the respondents perceived forage to be sufficiently available with differentiated availability in the livelihood zones and between livestock species (goats, sheep, cattle, donkeys and camels).
Summing up, the multipolar power system fulfils the numerical criterion of stability as well as the precondition of the availability of nuclear weapons, although those are only sufficiently available to the three major powers in the system.
Nuclear power, she argued, would be a "bridge technology" until renewable energy resources were sufficiently available.
Role models are not sufficiently available given the gender balance 'at the top', particularly in the medical schools themselves.
The retirees argue that the university has not made its microfiche records sufficiently available so that they can find a specific document or official pronouncement made between 1952 and 2007 that would substantiate their claim to lifetime coverage.
So Mr. Aggarwal's revelation to the sales staff at his firm and other hedge funds may have turned otherwise confidential information from Microsoft into data that was sufficiently available to the market that his later disclosure to Mr. Lee did not constitute illegal tipping.
A wealthy nation that refuses to invest sufficiently in available technology, or to put up with travel delays necessary to see whether passengers are carrying explosives onto airplanes, chooses instead to excoriate the intelligence community for failing to see unerringly into the minds and hearts of men.
Impairment of the corresponding host defense mechanisms, e.g. defective ROS production or inability to sufficiently deplete available iron, also leads to an increased susceptibility to A. fumigatus infection [ 4, 10, 11].
Data will be summarised statistically when the data are available, sufficiently similar and of sufficient quality.
When data was available, sufficiently similar and of sufficient quality, statistical analyses using STATA (StataCrop 9.2, Texas) were performed.
Demands which are sufficiently met by available resources (both internal and external) are perceived positively as challenges; those which outstrip available resources are perceived as threats.
