The phrase "abundant directions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large number of instructions or guidance available for a particular task or situation.
Example: "The manual provided abundant directions for assembling the furniture, making the process much easier."
Alternatives: "plentiful instructions" or "ample guidance".
The dynamic tubules are abundant and change direction freely, frequently touching each other.
Also important is that honeybee workers can communicate to one another both the distance and the direction of an abundant food source by means of special dances.
The existing data suggest that for relatively abundant transcripts the existence and direction (but not the magnitude) of expression changes can be reliably detected.
Variegated and poorly interconnected research directions emerge in the abundant literature that tackles TRIZ-related topics.
Because the parental species of S. × gulngai are roughly equally abundant, the hypothesis based on relative abundance makes no prediction for direction of hybridization.
Our perspectives on the key challenges and future directions for development of earth-abundant HER electrocatalysts and PEC water splitting are also discussed.
Stones, Molotov cocktails and, in some cases, gasoline bombs fly in the direction of the police, who answer with abundant tear gas and, protesters say, birdshot.
Available resources are abundant during some seasons and navigating randomly in any direction could eventually lead to a productive tree.
It was also noted that the Ca/Mg ratio increase toward the direction of groundwater flow with Ca being more abundant than Mg (Fig. 8c; Table 6).
Atmospheric content of the most abundant 14 pollen types was analysed in relation to the predominant wind directions measured in three localities of SW of Iberian Peninsula, from March 2011 to March 2014.
The most abundant piRNA peaks we observed within MEs were on the antisense direction of LTR1 and SVA consensus sequences.
