The phrase "abundance of users" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large number of users in a particular context, such as a platform, service, or application.
Example: "The new app has gained an abundance of users since its launch, indicating its popularity in the market."
Alternatives: "large number of users" or "plethora of users".
Perhaps the most eyebrow-raising thing about the housing listings is the abundance of users — even young, savvy residents of anything-goes metropolises like Los Angeles and Miami — who want mellow, nonpartying roommates.
Twitter cites multiple reasons for its struggles, including a lack of familiarity with digital advertising outside America, government regulation in the European Union and elsewhere, weaker Internet access and the abundance of users in emerging markets like India accessing Twitter from phones with limited functionality.
Cambridge Analytica is far from the only third party with access to an abundance of Facebook user data.
Facebook has announced that due to complaints about the over abundance of apps of user profile pages they will soon allow users to hide their apps.
With the abundance of information produced by users on items (e.g., purchase or rating histories), recommender systems are a major ingredient of online systems such as e-stores and service providers.
Despite the increasing number of computer users and the abundance of evidence suggesting that SRMS are present in computer users, there are very few readily available and conclusive studies that have compared these prevalence with that of the non computer users.
Recent research into the ways that cannabinoids regulate appetite, pain and memory may not only shed light on the abundance of sensations experienced by marijuana users -- the mellow, the munchies and the fuzzy memory -- but may help scientists develop new, more directed medications to help control appetite, ease pain and improve memory.
There isn't an abundance of such hydrogen available to users.
The only potential downside to doing this as a standalone app would be potentially overwhelming users with an abundance of pre-loaded software with similar functionality, but I think it's likely that the advantages (more users, better positioning for advertisers) outweigh that potential negative.
Oh Yeon-ho set the stage with his welcoming message, which accurately noted, "The question looming large is increasingly less about 'digital opportunity' and more about how we can best manage the abundance of content, Web platforms and user participation" now pouring forth.
The height of the bar and the abundance of these colors tells the user how much information the gene has e.g. higher bar means more ontologies are linked to it telling the annotation is more thorough.
