'technically available' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something is technically capable of being provided or offered, although not necessarily directly available at the moment. For example, "My colleague is technically available to help with the project, although he is currently on leave."
In essence, this approach starts with the calculation of the theoretical potential for each energy carrier, followed by the calculation of their technically available potentials and finally, by modelling their restricted technical potentials in various different scenarios.
The gas chamber is still technically available in Missouri, although it isn't actually utilized.
Most tickets are technically available through the 30 National Football League teams, but are essentially sold out.
It means he is technically available for selection for this weekend's clash with the Stormers in Cape Town.
This means that they are technically available, but you're highly unlikely to find a copy on the shelves of your local bookstore.
To some extent, addresses are public, through real estate tax rolls and voting registration records, the latter technically available only for scholarly, journalistic, political or governmental purposes.
Latitude has technically been available on the iPhone since July of 2009, but only as an HTML5 app, not a native experience.
While much of the information has been technically publicly available since the mid-1990s, it has been very difficult to access.
Now, SCVNGR has technically been available internationally before now because you could download its mobile apps for Android and iPhone.
Game Pass is technically only available on Xbox One, but since it's an Xbox Play Anywhere title you can also download it on PC.
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe has confirmed that it plans to shut down Go Messenger, a VoIP application that was technically only available in Europe.
