"made more available" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that something has been made easier to obtain or access. Example: The government's new policy has made healthcare services more available to low-income families.
In today's world, expectations are increased and, somehow, resources must be made more available.
The Civil Justice Research Initiative explores, through interdisciplinary, academically-based and independent research, how the civil justice system can be made more available to everyone seeking relief.
He makes a point of complimenting the city in fighting for its own recovery by razing public housing and planning the federally subsidized, mixed-income urban redevelopment that he maintains should be made more available to his county, too.
We therefore oppose uni versal attendance as a goal of American higher educa tion and believe that noncol lege alternatives should be made more available and more attractive to young people.
The increase, the report concluded, will come largely at the expense of coal and will be driven both by abundant supplies of natural gas — made more available by shale drilling — and by measures to restrict the carbon dioxide emissions that are linked to climate change.
Of course, statins could have just as easily been made more available a few years ago.
If you legalise, you make more available; and if you make more available, you build up a larger problem".
This brings the total to 26 and EA is talking about making more available for download.
The Buffett Rule redistributes deck chairs on the Titanic, ostensibly to make more available for those in steerage.
That sweetener, much cheaper than sugar, could displace some sugar use in Mexico, making more available to ship to the United States.
The government wants to make more available and lower the cost of entering the industry.
