The phrase "abundance of skilled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large quantity of skilled individuals or resources in a particular context.
Example: "The company has an abundance of skilled workers, which allows it to take on more complex projects."
Alternatives: "plenty of skilled" or "a wealth of skilled".
The world's division of labour is determined by the relative abundance of skilled and unskilled workers.
"In the 1980s and 1990s in particular, there was an abundance of skilled labor and a relative scarcity of capital".
Lured by tax breaks and an abundance of skilled workers, the money has poured into high-tech factories that export nearly everything they produce.
International firms outsourced back-room services to the city, which had an abundance of skilled graduates eager to work for them.
Doc Rivers, the Boston Celtics' coach, said the Knicks might even be better suited to run the offense, because they have an abundance of skilled players who can pass and create shots.
its abundance of skilled ceramic artisans, produced coveted examples of the art.
The relative un-abundance of skilled labor and capital (compared to the developed world) also contributed to a specialization in agriculture, especially in the early years.
This German generation is gifted with an abundance of highly skilled midfielders and so the temptation to cram as many of them into the team is understandable.
This growth was driven primarily by the development of export-oriented industries and the abundance of highly skilled and educated labour, fostered by strong government support.
Just as China's abundant unskilled workers feed the world more shoes and more gadgets than it needs -- or at least more than it can absorb without forcing prices down -- China's abundance of newly skilled industrialists threatens to swamp the world's most highly prized, high-tech markets.
Indian politicians pushed industrialization, but focusing on capital and skill-intensive industries, acting "against its comparative advantage," explained HDFC Bank, since "India's comparative advantage lay in an abundance of relatively low-skilled workforce".
