commercially
adv.in a way that relates to buying, selling, or making a profit. You use this when talking about how successful a product is in the market.
adv.in a manner concerned with commerce, trade, or the pursuit of profit. Relates to the viability or availability of a product on the open market.
“The new phone is now commercially available in most countries.”
“Although the film was a critical success, it did not perform well commercially at the box office.”
“The technology was initially developed for military use, but it was later adapted to be commercially viable for the average consumer market.”
Typically modifies adjectives like 'available', 'viable', or 'successful', or verbs related to performance.
Usage commercially available
“Anthropic said: “Claude is trained on a mix of publicly available web data, commercially acquired datasets, and data we generate ourselves.”
“She gave evidence that Autosober had refused to release its software code on the basis of a non-disclosure clause that protects commercially sensitive information.”
Common in science writing
From commercial + -ly.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.