The phrase "are much more available" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the availability of two or more items or options, indicating that one is significantly more accessible than the other.
Example: "The new software updates are much more available than the previous versions, making it easier for users to access the latest features."
Alternatives: "are significantly more accessible" or "are far more obtainable."
Jobs in science and medicine are much more available than jobs in foreign relations, and the pay is better, too.
Even though Chinese ingredients are much more available everywhere nowadays, the Mississippi Chinese still like to blend the best of America with their traditional Chinese cooking.
Conversely, on CRF-corrected data, which are much more available and widespread (they might be in principle obtained by properly decimating the demosaiced R G B image) the optoelectronic noise model holds on the whole dynamic range and can be more easily estimated.
High-bandwidth connections are much more available than they ever were before, and devices can manage high-speed, dependable wireless transfer much more easily than before, both of which help explain why this is much more possible today than it was five years ago.
Parenting advice is much more available in the popular media.
"Now, your first choice of where you want to stay is much more available".
But the sexual harassment conversation, like the bullying conversation, is much more available to teenagers now.
In Soviet times, trout — let alone fresh trout — was viewed as a delicacy, but these days, it is much more available.
But there's much more available, such as Thursday lunchtime jazz performances, Oktoberfest parties and an English-language book club focused on contemporary German authors.
The lease on the larger premises was considerably cheaper than the two – mainly down to commercial property being much more available now than when we signed the lease on the smaller units and is therefore much cheaper.
The doctor chosen by Totnes voters as their Conservative candidate will find that not only has she reduced her salary by two thirds, but that she has to be much more available to constituents than any GP's appointments system is to patients.
