The phrase "available so much" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to express a high degree of availability, but it lacks clarity and naturalness.
Example: "I am available so much that I can take on additional projects if needed."
Alternatives: "very available" or "highly available".
There are plenty of these opportunities available, so much so that a plethora of companies, such as Instant Impact and Intern Avenue, have been set up specifically to place people on programmes.
So fast, in fact, that even before the bill was publicly available (so much for new politics), any headteacher could click on the Department for Education website and find the four easy steps to "conversion".
With so much cheap clothing available, so much more eventually gets thrown away.
There seems to be plenty of federal money available, so much so that many states report they haven't even spent all of last year's allotment.
These coiled cinnamon buns (or "snails") are in fact available everywhere, so much so that I am tempted to suggest simply calling them "Danish".
But with the exception of Kathy Kong, one of Myers's assistants, who was filming the game from the balcony, there were no Lafayette fans available to so much as applaud until April Leong arrived, in time to see her son, the reserve guard Elijah Alfred, hit two second-quarter 3-pointers.
At one time in the past it was available but so much hooch (prison wine) was being made that now it is officially banned.
The informal Thompson team has kicked around names of potential top campaign aides, lawyers and pollsters who might still be available given that so much of the Republican talent pool has already been scooped up.
But that's the future – when there's software available, and when so much memory will be affordable.
Even though the tools available today are so much better as it has moved to digital, he says he has never seen anything like this.
I wish that I was available to do so much more for Sands.
