The phrase "abundance of techniques" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a wide variety of methods or approaches available for a particular task or field.
Example: "In the workshop, we explored an abundance of techniques for improving our writing skills."
Alternatives: "a wealth of techniques" or "a plethora of techniques".
The concept involves an abundance of technique-based drills, with players expected to touch the ball between 800 and 1,000 times within an hour.
(Chinen) Warren Wolf Quintet (Tuesday through Aug. 12) An assertive young vibraphonist with an abundance of technique, Warren Wolf chases a brisk post-bop ideal with a band consisting of Allyn Johnson on piano, Eric Wheeler on bass and Billy Williams on drums.
(Chinen 20110602 Warren Wolf Quartet (Thursday) An assertive young vibraphonist with an abundance of technique, Warren Wolf chases a brisk postbop ideal with a band consisting of Lawrence Fields on piano, Kris Funn on bass and John Lamkin on drums.
Mr. Lund, a guitarist, and Mr. Wolf, a vibraphonist, appear one after the other, bringing an abundance of technique, a firm foothold in tradition and a solid working band.
(Chinen) Warren Wolf Quartet (Friday through Sunday) An assertive young vibraphonist with an abundance of technique, Warren Wolf chases a brisk postbop ideal with a band consisting of Aaron Goldberg on piano, Kris Funn on bass and Billy Williams on drums.
By the time he made his classic Atlantic, RCA and Contemporary jazz albums, in the 1950's and early 60's, that prodigious abundance of technique was getting him compared with the virtuosic Art Tatum, and dismissed by some as all fingers, no heart.
(Chinen) Warren Wolf Quintet (Monday) An assertive young vibraphonist with an abundance of technique, Warren Wolf chases a brisk postbop ideal — and commemorates Martin Luther King's Birthday — with a band consisting of Tim Green on saxophones, Christian Sands on piano, Kris Funn on bass and Billy Williams on drums.
Depending upon your point of view, the abundance of compositional techniques and schools over the last 50 years has been evidence of either exciting diversity or dispiriting confusion.
This has led to an abundance of hybrid techniques to either qualitatively or quantitatively express risk levels.
An abundance of optimization techniques have been used for optimal design of water distribution with a main focus on cost minimization.
