The phrase "available pretty much" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is generally accessible or obtainable, though not necessarily in every instance.
Example: "The resources for the project are available pretty much at any time during the week."
Alternatives: "generally available" or "mostly accessible.".
But when free, machine-readable data become available, pretty much anyone can have a go.
Less expensive yoga pants are available pretty much everywhere, which is one big reason the company's growth is slowing.
His assignment was to sit in a metal cage from 5 a.m. to noon, Saturday through Thursday, but in reality he was available pretty much anytime.
Yes, yes, the seaside city has nine Michelin-star restaurants, but exquisite, odd, innovative and gloriously beautiful food is also available pretty much everywhere.
Any disagreements on this point, Cuomo suggested, were ideological... Cuomo is known to be a demanding boss who expects his staff to be available pretty much at all times.
So Secret is now on Android, and now available pretty much everywhere.
Evernote, the king of the note-taking apps, is available on pretty much every device and sports cross-platform synchronisation, meaning your notes are always available.
Set for release by publisher Digital Bridges this month, Denki Blocks! 2 should be available for pretty much all Java-enabled phones.
It'll be broadcast through the CBS Sports app as well as the official National Football League one — both of which are available for pretty much every set-top box and console, including the Apple TV, Chromecast and the Xbox One.
"The idea that oil is going to stay high for a while is pretty well entrenched because this is a premium fuel in the world economy, there isn't a lot of oil out there and whatever oil is available is pretty much off bounds".
Mr. Shanks is the founder and editor of the Biblical Archaeology Review, a position from which he led the campaign a quarter-century ago to make the famed Dead Sea Scrolls available to pretty much any scholar who wanted to examine them — after forty years during which only members of a small and possessive group of experts were allowed access to them.
