The phrase "abundant data that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a large quantity of data that supports a particular point or argument.
Example: "The research presented abundant data that highlights the importance of early intervention in education."
Alternatives: "ample data that" or "plentiful data that".
Advances in GPS telemetry and remote sensing technologies provide researchers with abundant data that can be used to investigate detailed questions about wildlife behavior.
There is abundant data that demonstrates that learners and junior faculty exhibit less efficient utilization of health care dollars.
There is abundant data that MBs are the major site of olfactory learning across insect species (Menzel & Giurfa, 2001; Heisenberg, 2003; Menzel, 2012).
Based on these observations and on abundant data that show that hnRNPH can act directly through such motifs in regulating splicing, we conclude that hnRNPH limits exon 16 inclusion by binding to the UGGG-containing silencer at the 5′ end of exon 16.
That those sentences are all true doesn't undercut the abundant data that the world is warming and that the result will probably be storms with more intense precipitation, hotter days more frequently, more rapidly melting ice and quicker coastal floods.
What's revolutionary about Learning Ovations' approach is that it uses abundant data that no single human — or even a group of humans — could ever amass, much less study, to determine an individualistic approach to each student in the class.
We were able to maximally use the abundant microarray data that is being stockpiled by thousands of different research groups while improving classification accuracy.
The abundant social data that's overwhelming our social streams not only presents a problem but the solution.
In recent years, personalized pricing has spread extensively among e-commerce retailers since they have access to the abundant personal data that make it possible.
"This study adds to the abundant scientific data that abortion is safe," said Ushma D. Upadhyay, a UC San Francisco public health professor who led the study's team of authors.
The role of cytokines and immune cells in cancer metastasis and progression is complex, but there is abundant data indicating that these factors play an important role in these processes29,30,31.
