The phrase "a very abundant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is plentiful or exists in large quantities.
Example: "The region is known for its very abundant wildlife, attracting nature enthusiasts from around the world."
Alternatives: "extremely plentiful" or "highly abundant".
The data confirms that " Spiribacter" is a very abundant microbe in intermediate salinities but its abundance decreases sharply at both high and low salinities.
Interestingly, the latter is a very abundant venom protein [ 44] while Ci-23a protein is of low abundance.
Snake venoms are a very abundant source of nerve growth factors (NGF).
A very abundant duck in the Americas; new world populations have been recently estimated between one-and-a-half and two million individuals.
The most favorable fusion reactions involve deuterium, which is a natural component of water and thus is a very abundant fuel.
With the designed luminosity of 5·1032 FINUDA will collect a very abundant statistics of hypernuclear events and a high statistics of K+ decays into Kμ2 and Ke2 following the relative branching ratios.
Round gobies are voracious feeders and consume a wide variety of benthic organisms, most notably the zebra mussel (Dreissena polymorpha --a very abundant food source in the Great Lakes.
Because species abundance distributions within local PAC communities follow a hyperbolic distribution with a few very abundant species and many "rare" species [ 48], clone-corrected datasets for such rare species resulted in a low number of distinct genotypes (< 10).
In striking contrast to compact genomes such as rice or Arabidopsis, the genomes of Aegilops and apparently of other Triticeae thus present a moderate diversity of TEs, dominated by a couple of very abundant families (Baucom et al. 2009; Tenaillon et al. 2011).
Bona fide methane-oxidizing taxa were not very abundant (relative abundance less than 0.1%).
The pleurocystidia (cystidia found on the face of a gill) are very abundant, roughly club-shaped to ventricose(swollen in the middle), with apices often tapering; their dimensions are 48 96 x 6 10 µm.
