The phrase 'abounding with' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to suggest that something is filled with or full of something else (usually the direct object of the sentence). For example: "The field was abounding with wildflowers."
"He's out of the woods and resting comfortably in a sunlit glade that's abounding with wildflowers and awash in birdsong".
By the late 1990s his art had become even more complex, abounding with kaleidoscopic Op art patterns and decorative baroque flourishes.
Given that potatoes are commonly propagated from the tubers rather than from the seeds, the country was soon abounding with genetically identical potato plants.
With her new high school friend Vincent (Kit Harington), she enters this nightmare realm, comprising wheezy horror hangouts like an asylum, an amusement park, an abattoir and a surgery room, all abounding with dank, dusty detritus.
And by day or by night, Mantua is a blissful pleasure to ramble around, its narrow cobbled streets abounding with dusty antique shops, little cafés and, or course, delicatessens practically singing with agreeable aromas.
Freepersons across the globe advocated for the abolition of slavery, but perhaps the most inspiring stories have come from slaves themselves, who were self-taught or abounding with determination to learn to read and write from any source possible, as was the case with Frederick Douglass.
What followed was a brief experiment with the super-hero genre (which he would later return to with abounding success) before turning back to Evil Dead to finish the trilogy with (1992).
A character actress with abounding energy, Amy Poehler has proven to be a master of sketch comedy with her seven-year tenure (2001 08) on as well as her cocreation of the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater, which was spawned off of her 3 year sketch-comedy show (1998 2000).
With abounding enthusiasm, they incorporated themselves into our family.
The ample-hipped dancers move with abounding confidence in their own sexuality, and whether their somewhat dissolute-looking all-male audience is stirred by their performances or by the prospects for closer contact later does not much matter.
In addition, heathland has a specialised and abounding biodiversity, beginning with its ericaceous plants, its heathers, ranging from the deep purple bell heather to the lighter purplish-pink ling, and cross-leaved heath, along with other specialised plants such as sundew, which is insectivorous.
