The phrase "abundant it" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The resources are abundant, it is just a matter of distribution."
Alternatives: "plentiful" or "ample."
Although caveolin expression has not been fully elucidated in the nervous system where μOR is most abundant, it is upregulated in aging brains and its downregulation induces demyelination of neurons.
Though abundant, it is not sought as food.
Caviar was so abundant it was offered at bars as a salty, free snack.
At the time orchids were considered to be so abundant it was of little consequence.
While arachnid fossils are abundant, it is extremely difficult to trace the evolution of individual groups.
In submarkets where new construction is brisk and sublease space is abundant, it could drag down the market.
Although in some places it is common and even abundant, it is secretive, largely nocturnal, and seldom seen.
China spent public money lavishly – often on pointless projects – and by making credit cheap and abundant it set off a property boom.
Once the passenger pigeon was no longer abundant, it also was no longer worth hunting, or at least no more worth hunting than any other medium-sized bird.
Because water is so abundant — it rains from the sky, it collects in the earth — it feels like it should be free.
The lesser mouse lemur of Madagascar, a gourmand among monkeys, raises its threshold during the rainy season so that, when sugars are less abundant, it requires less sweetness.
