The phrase "abundance of papers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large quantity or a plentiful supply of documents or written materials.
Example: "The research project required an abundance of papers to support the findings and conclusions."
Alternatives: "large number of papers" or "plenty of papers".
As a side effect, they have generated an abundance of paper and electronic records.
And their achievement was not just technological; the sheer abundance of paper helped create a new raft of educated people.
In recent years, an abundance of research papers, review papers, and books has been published describing the possible physical and biological interactions of magnetic fields.
This requires an abundance of reading papers, speaking with experts, learning techniques, and shadowing colleagues.
To provide here all relevant references would overload our presentation due to the abundance of such papers.
The magazine's tenacity is reflected in the abundance of editorial papers it has left behind, a large part of which ended up at the University thanks to Harold Swift, AB'07, a longtime University trustee and booster.
There are no queues, plenty of room to camp, and even an abundance of toilet paper at the lavatories.
"My brother said 'no' and he said 'you'll be no good for us then'". A new chapter for the Dons? Green is the bestselling author of Looking For Alaska, An Abundance of Katherines, Paper Towns, The Fault in Our Stars and Turtles All the Way Down.
Academic researchers have long been able to rely an abundance of modern authors' papers, publishing archives, and other manuscript collections in academic and research libraries to trace the genesis of major literary texts and study the creative process and working methods of canonical authors.
Hell has an abundance of long lineups, paper cuts, undercooked pork, Wayans Brothers movies, and Florida Panthers games.
