"more generally available" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has become more accessible over time. For example, "Internet access is now more generally available, even in remote areas."
In March, a nationwide opinion poll indicated that 79percentt of Irish citizens think that abortion should be more generally available here.
In the 8th century (it is said) formal burial became more generally available, and that "democratization" of burial is evidence for a fundamentally new attitude toward society.
Another major development was the eye bank, first established in 1944 in New York, which made corneal tissues for transplantation more generally available.
We were also keen to identify other means by which funds might be made more generally available for housing development, offering opportunities to smaller providers while spreading the risk for lenders.
The research into the change in death rates was led by Professor Carlo La Vecchia of the University of Milan, who said that the difference between European countries evened out somewhat as the pill became more generally available to women over the years.
It is unlikely that the Eupatridae were as rigidly defined as the Bacchiadae, and the negative tradition that Solon in the early 6th century deprived them of their exclusive claim to political office may just be the excessively formal and precise way in which later ancient commentators described a positive change by which power was made more generally available than it had been before.
More generally, the available literature suggests that, besides the various negative impacts, there may be a number of potential land use benefits of PV systems.
More generally, the available means of production we have learned to access and use in fulfilling an activity task are instrumental in forming our conceptions of the objects we produce and perceive (Baird, 2004; Chase & Abrahamson, 2015; Meira, 1998; Rosenbaum & Abrahamson, 2016).
While only starting, there is already a significant amount of sensor-generated, or more generally dynamic information, available on the Web.
It seems to follow that any construction of informed consent that will extend both the available ways of controlling the influence of other's on the pursuit of goals and plans but also, more generally, extend the available courses of action is preferable.
Ongoing research provide some support for software product line test selection, although they are too small-scale and require more formalism than generally available in practice.
