The phrase "available much less" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when comparing the availability of something in a context where it is significantly lower than another reference point.
Example: "The new model is available much less than the previous version, making it harder to find in stores."
Alternatives: "far less available" or "significantly less available".
So, if Verizon is no longer doing fiber to the home, and is no longer upgrading or maintaining the copper wires - and is now telling anyone who will listen that its plan is to provide a wireless service that has yet to be commercially available, much less working--it's just vaporware..
For completeness, we first assume real data is available once per day and then assume real data is available much less frequently, such as in Figure 1(a).
Despite having a number of in vitro compounds available, much less focus has been placed on identifying suitable in vivo tools.
Although survival data and information about the side effects of treatment are widely available, much less is known about how treatment for HCC impacts upon the patients' quality of life (QOL).
Our favorite, for its clean, bittersweet flavor and fine effervescence, was the widely available (and much less expensive) Schweppes.
(A recent eBay search yielded a 2003 "Cycling Italy" guide being offered for $139 and a 2002 "Cycling Cuba" for $64 -- though most are available for much less).
On the other hand There are plenty of other smart watches available for much less money, if you don't mind compromising on looks, among other things.
Good enough to be competitive on a spec-to-spec basis while available for much less.
Hence, mass transfer coefficients of foams can be estimated from pressure drop data, the latter being available with much less experimental effort.
The $130 retail set (but available for much less on Amazon), which includes all three Godfather films, won Best of Show and Best Catalog Title.
The screen is large, sharp and useful, but the WinMo interface and the resistive touchscreen are just a little too 1990's for my taste, and it's hard to justify the high price when other smartphones are available for much less.
