The phrase "available of more" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect construction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The resources available of more than what we expected were impressive."
Alternatives: "available for more" or "accessible for more".
The National Archives and Records Administration today made available reproductions of more than 12 hours of unrestricted recordings of tapes that were played in a federal court in 1974 as part of accusations that Nixon abused government power.
This retrospective, case-control study was conducted using the Multiparameter Intelligent Monitoring in Intensive Care II database, a large publically available database of more than 35,000 ICU patients.
If the combined America Online-AT&T Comcast cable modem product were initially successful, the new AT&T Comcast would make it available to more of its subscribers.
Coca-Cola executives said the company was not trying to mislead its loyalty-program members, but to make top prizes available to more of them.
Cable companies and phone companies have been rewiring their networks to make high-speed service available to more of their customers.
Everyone already knows about it so hopefully in a few years it will also be available to more of us".
Mr. Russert would also be available for more of those softball games between your network and the Republican Party.
Pennsylvania won't make Medicaid available to more of its poor residents, Gov. Tom Corbett (R) told state legislators during his budget address Tuesday.
Back to your question: if I had fully partaken of what was actually available in terms of more open, available, and non-Freudian information about female sexuality, would I have known a different outcome in my personal sexual life?
