The phrase "available more or less" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is generally accessible or obtainable, but not in a definitive or absolute sense.
Example: "The resources for the project are available more or less, depending on the budget constraints."
Alternatives: "somewhat available" or "partially accessible".
7digital's catalog is available in around 80 countries while Apple Music is available in more or less 113 countries.
It may be a long weekend, or you may have a week's reprieve, after dozens spent grinding away at your job, and if you're worried that you might not get to that place of spiritual lift or experiential saturation or whatever it is that justifies all the brutal work you've been doing, drugs are available to more or less compel your brain chemistry into a simulacrum of the sought experience.
Some say that the current model (available in more or less its current form since late 2008) is due for replacement.
The article was however conventional in the sense of being made available in (more or less equivalent) HTML and PDF versions.
Many traditional games became available as software packages, and more-or-less new ones were developed for the medium, though most of these are minor variations on well-worn themes.
Hen eggs provide another effective and more-or-less universally available means for establishing the distribution of persistent organic pollutants (POPs) in the vicinity of landfills and for estimating human exposures.
The manner of the electricity use, and consequently the previously calculated, currently available CL, remain more or less the same over the analyzed time horizon.
Further on, we have taken the following two assumptions to be true: 1) The manner of the electricity use, and consequently the previously calculated, currently available CL, remain more or less the same over the analyzed time horizon.
However, these have not yet been explored in depth epidemiologically, and the available information is more or less anecdotal.
