The phrase "abundant examples of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a large number of instances or cases that illustrate a particular point or concept.
Example: "In the study, there are abundant examples of successful strategies employed by various companies."
Alternatives: "numerous instances of" or "plentiful cases of".
Shafika Isaacs, editor of the report, said: "We've had abundant examples of failure.
Locally, the very early breeding spring peeper and the gray tree frog are abundant examples of this success.
Arsenal's history has abundant examples of choking nightmares as favourites: it dates back to Cardiff City in 1927, along with Swindon in 1969, West Ham 1980, Luton 1988, Real Zaragoza 1995.
The comparison is natural, indeed essential, in light of the massive amount of Greek artifacts, especially vases, that have been excavated in Etruria and the abundant examples of Etruscan imitations, of the pottery especially.
While most present-day meat production is an ecologically foolish and ethically wrong endeavor, happily this is changing, and there are abundant examples of ecologically beneficial, pasture-based systems.
Ms MacMillan gives abundant examples of the spite with which he sidelined the secretary of state, William Rogers, who was kept ignorant of America's secret talks with the Chinese for over two years, until Mr Kissinger had returned from his first visit to Beijing.
This more difficult technique was highly prized, and became especially popular for luxury surfaces in the 4th century, an abundant example of which is the Basilica of Junius Bassus.
However surprising in their extent and magnitude, these results are not totally unexpected and to some extent could have been predicted, given the abundant examples in the literature of a regulatory role for the AHR in the absence of xenobiotic ligand activation both in cultured cells and in vivo.
Abundant examples can be found of local authorities being innovative within current legislation: in their introduction of administrative personal assistants alongside social workers, their integration of drug and alcohol, mental health and domestic violence adult service workers into children and families teams, or the new inter-agency teams to tackle child sexual exploitation.
There are abundant examples in every category of modern life, but observe just one (itself, perhaps, the least obvious) - transportation.
Both the text and 30 hands-on exercises include abundant examples applicable to a variety of writing contexts, making this a powerful tool for researchers and students across a range of disciplines.
