The phrase "more frequently available" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could write, "This product is now more frequently available than ever before."
They were chosen in view of the fact that the relevant instrumentation is less expensive than that required for ICP-MS and more frequently available in analytical laboratories designed for routine food control.
Although permanent positions for scientists within FAL are rare at the moment, temporary positions are more frequently available.
Auxiliary information from remote sensing, especially ALS, is more frequently available at the design stage so it is possible to construct a sample that is balanced both spatially and across the auxiliary variables.
As the Hong Kong investors are a more balanced mixture of retail and institutional investors, there could be less excessive herd trading activities caused by the more frequently available high quality information resulting from the spillover impacts from markets in Chinese mainland as in the case of AH shares.
This was in large part because England had agreed to make a new ball available after 55 six-ball overs in the Tests; a new ball was generally taken after every 200 runs, which usually takes more than 55 overs to accumulate, the rule change meant that a new ball was more frequently available.
16, 31 Our data show that handwashing materials were more frequently available following the intervention.
People not interviewed had significantly higher levels of treatment refusal than those interviewed with a trend to being more frequently detained (details available from the author on request).
Each of these variables was available more frequently than dynamic indices, which were usable in 7 out of 36 patients (19%) (p < 0.001).
Mr. Lhota, who has trumpeted the authority's transparency, said agency information would be available more frequently under the proposal.
It has been recently suggested to use observations not only from dedicated flow meters but also from simpler sensors, such as level or event detectors, which are available more frequently but only provide censored information.
Interestingly, in this initial study, nurses chose the 2-hour interval far more frequently than the (equally) available 3-hour interval.
