The phrase "abundant association" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a plentiful or significant connection or relationship between two or more entities, concepts, or phenomena.
Example: "The study revealed an abundant association between regular exercise and improved mental health."
Alternatives: "plentiful connection" or "rich relationship".
Our suggestion is in line with the central importance of rab molecules in vesicle traffic and exosome release [ 76], the delivery of cld7-EpC complexpressinging exosomes by colorectal cancer cells and the abundant association of vesicle traffic-associated molecules with palmitoylation-competent cld7.
(C ) AT1G34418.1 is an annotated lncRNA in Arabidopsis showing abundant association with ribosomes in the 5′UTR region, the primary ORF (34 amino acid) and the final region of the transcript, which contains two redundant ORFs (in red) coding the sequence: MGLGFVN V/F LLGM.
The studies identified abundant SNP associations but no clear case for clinical effect.
Complementary to them, the neuronal expression of SPARC mRNA is abundant in the association areas and scarce in V1.
By ISH, we found that all SLIT mRNAs were abundant in the association areas, although SLIT1 mRNA showed the highest area specificity.
One of these spots was most abundant in the association areas of the frontal (area 46) and temporal areas but was almost absent in the visual area (Fig. 1 C ).
The most abundant GO term associations were in relation to basic cell functions; however, GO terms associated with olfaction (e.g. "odorant binding", "response to stimulus", and "signal transducer activity") and enzyme activity (e.g. "hydrolase activity", "transferase activity", etc).
Grains of this association are abundant in the ash.
Corals in Gotland with daily growth markings have been found in association with abundant chitinozoans, which allow the detection of seasonal variation in chitinozoan abundance.
The clustering of BfSelP1 and 3NSelP suggests a positive association between abundant selenoproteins in amphioxus.
These results were later further detailed by an association between abundant harvest conditions in one generation and increased mortality from diabetes in the grandsons (Pembrey, 2002).
