The phrase "as readily available" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is easily accessible or obtainable.
Example: "The information you requested is as readily available as the data from our previous reports."
Alternatives: "easily accessible" or "quickly obtainable".
In fact, statins may become as readily available as aspirin.
You're less able to add your own personal flair to the Gear Live, too – it uses a proprietary band connector meaning aftermarket options aren't nearly as readily available.
Venture capitalists that invest full-time will begin further diversification of their funds outside of Silicon Valley and into other startup ecosystems, where capital for web and software-based startups isn't as readily available.
Primarily, VC dollars aren't as readily available as they were in previous years, and for the companies that are receiving funding, they're finding that the terms are becoming increasingly less palatable.
(Though evidence isn't as readily available, it's hard to believe Julia's older brother Eric, also an actor, and his daughter Emma, of Nancy Drew fame, didn't benefit from the Roberts name as well).
Additionally, summaries of evidence with messages specifying possible actions are not as readily available compared to other countries.
My life would be immeasurably easier if my drug of choice wasn't as readily available.
"The traditional exits have not been as readily available," said Alan K.
Though minor league reports will not be as readily available as nightly Yankees updates, Wigginton will try to follow Wright as closely as he does Rodriguez.
Sadly, this wonderful resource is no longer as readily available to today's English teachers, a result of the new GCSE English literature requirement to focus on British classics.
As he points out, nearly all drugs are made of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen, as well as readily available agents such as vegetable oils and paraffin.
