The phrase "abundant export" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a large quantity of goods or services being exported from a country or region.
Example: "The country's abundant export of agricultural products has significantly boosted its economy."
Alternatives: "plentiful export" or "ample export".
Essentially, the abundant food exports of America's corn belt and Brazil's cerrado go to feed the people of the great cities of Asia and Africa.
The Mycobacterium tuberculosis 30 kDa major secretory protein (antigen 85B) is the most abundant protein exported by M. tuberculosis, as well as a potent immunoprotective antigen and a leading drug target.
The quake happened on National Nuclear Technology Day when Iran's leaders celebrate the technological advances they say will reduce the country's reliance on fossil fuels, leaving more of its abundant oil for export.
Consequently, various countries, such as Italy, Hungary, and Poland, with seemingly abundant sources, began exporting large numbers in order to satisfy the high demand.
Different groups of Europeans came at different times to develop and export the abundant fish, furs, forests, and minerals.
The social and environmental damage is most visible in the Indus delta itself, which used to be a vast network of creeks surrounded by rich silt that yielded abundant rice crops for export.
In food products, another area regularly touted as ripe for export growth, abundant protection for local farmers distorts the market and reduces competitiveness.Of all the new strategies, France's politique industrielle looks the most defensive and politically driven.
companies, including Korea Gas and GAIL, a large Indian utility, in trying to lock up prospective U.S. exports of abundant, low-cost shale gas.
Small wonder then that the emerging market economies now experience rapid economic growth, not even to dwell upon the huge exports their abundant and still relatively cheap labor makes possible.
Loyal functionaries reap rewards from the state-controlled economy, while suspected conspirators are hunted down by a vicious security service.The solution to Turkmenistan's economic problems should lie in exporting its abundant gas using alternative routes to the one controlled by Russia.
