The phrase "abundant data for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a large quantity of information available for a specific purpose or analysis.
Example: "The researchers found abundant data for their study on climate change, allowing them to draw significant conclusions."
Alternatives: "ample data for" or "plentiful data for".
Well-developed information infrastructure, such as hospital information systems and disease surveillance systems, provides abundant data for CAMDM.
Mapping of the main morphosedimentary deposits in seven reaches along the basin has provided abundant data for each defined typology and for a better adjustment of their stability fields.
The purpose of this research is to find a statistical methodology to investigate the national energy consumption in the public buildings sector in China, in order to look into the actuality of the national energy consumption of public buildings and to provide abundant data for building energy efficiency work.
Advancements in gene expression technology allow acquiring cheap and abundant data for analyzing cell behavior.
China's censuses provide abundant data for household research, and many outstanding studies have been carried out as a result.
Five major protein target including NR1C1, NR1C2, NR1C3, NR1H2, NR2B1 contains over 90% of the bio-active data, which provide an abundant data for model construction.
The abundant data from such experimental systems are very useful for numerical model development and validation.
To reduce computational load, we removed highly similar sequences (≥95% identity for nucleotide sequences; ≥80% for peptide sequences) among abundant data set for each species.
The planned widespread implementation of EHRs brings the promise of abundant data resources for prediction purposes.
Ground based ionograms (followed by radio wave scintillation and satellite in situ measurements) provide the most abundant data base for generating equatorial spread F (ESF) irregularity occurrence statistics.
By contrast, in salamanders, abundant data exist for skeletal muscle dedifferentiation.
