The phrase "a much more tolerable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the level of tolerance of one thing to another, indicating that the subject is significantly easier to tolerate.
Example: "After the changes were made, the new policy became a much more tolerable solution for everyone involved."
Alternatives: "far more acceptable" or "considerably easier to bear".
Not only do they keep all the moisture out of your drawers and are big enough to cover seven pairs of sweat pants, later on they make getting drunk and tobogganing on a piece of plywood down a blizzardy hill much more tolerable.
A little understanding can make a challenging situation so much more tolerable.
"What George Rieveschl did was synthesize a compound that is much more tolerable because it causes much less drowsiness," said Dr. I. Leonard Bernstein, a professor of medicine at the University of Cincinnati and a former president of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology.
After all, allowing an avowed opponent to fade into the background as a permanent part of Mr. Corzine's traveling roadshow would seem to be much more tolerable than ginning up a controversial story and giving Mr. Lonegan free publicity.
JoAnna Garcia Swisher ("Privileged," "Better With You"), one of the most dependably likable and winning actresses in the TV trenches, is an able foil for Kirk in the new and improved pilot, which has been toned down and made much more tolerable (it wasn't a good sign that in the first pilot, the animals were less screechy than the people).
The lotion has a cooling effect that can make the blisters much more tolerable and will help your child get to sleep at night.
Deep breathing — and having a decorator with a calm demeanor who worked for the builder — made the process much more tolerable.
There's also the fact that New York City smells much more tolerable during the winter - a point that Chait somehow neglects to make in support of his argument.
It must be said, though, that travelling has been made so much more tolerable now that one is able to carry a taste of Ghana wherever one goes.
