"more likely available" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe something that is probably or possibly going to be available or accessible. It expresses a higher likelihood than just saying "available." Example: "I checked the schedule and the tickets for the concert are more likely available on Saturday than Friday."
Netflix and Time Warner Cable, say, could strike a deal that makes Netflix only available to Time Warner Cable customers (or, more likely, only available to certain customers at its fastest speed).
This finding could be explained by the fact that a higher number of cholera cases may have occurred in more densely populated areas, where more partners are likely available to alert the system.
Outsourcing of high-throughput experiments, such as microarray or next-generation sequencing experiments, to laboratories in the developed countries, where such infrastructure and expertise is more likely to be available, but also provide expert external training to those countries where the facilities are available but outstrip the local expertise.
In a recent study, the locally produced essential medicines in Tanzania showed an overall higher availability across the country over imported products, which were more likely to be available in urban areas [ 9].
Firstly, the fact that MAT is only available in larger laboratories leads to delays and difficulties in obtaining early results, while IgM ELISA is more likely to be available at the point of care.
At least 20 residences are planned initially, with more likely to be available in the future.
According to Mr. Goetschalckx, high-end vessels are more likely to be available on short notice.
But winter means that even the city's coolest rooms are much more likely to be available, and often at rates that invite a longer stay.
Anesthesiologists need special training to administer nerve blocks properly, and qualified ones are more likely to be available at hospitals where a lot of surgery is done.
In general, you can often find lower fares by traveling on Tuesday or Wednesday, when planes are less crowded and cheap seats are more likely to be available.
