The phrase "abundant letters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a large quantity of letters, whether in a physical sense (like mail) or in a metaphorical sense (like written communication).
Example: "The author received abundant letters from fans expressing their admiration for her work."
Alternatives: "plentiful letters" or "numerous letters".
Abundant warning letters are received.
Holroyd admits he likes the idea of a biography that makes abundant use of letters and other documents, such as Steegmuller's book on Apollinaire, "but only if your subject helps you by writing enough of this sort of thing".
LISA GRAZIOSE CORRIN had just accepted a job as the director of the Williams College Museum of Art in 2005 when she received this warning: art and letters are abundant in western Massachusetts; single men are not.
The poems and stories, published on blogs and Twitter feeds, are usually written in the Internet vernacular of lowercase letters, inverted punctuation, abundant typos, and bad grammar.
Our crosstown rivals, the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, had the foresight to choose Wei Foong Ngan Hong, or Bank of Abundant Remittances.Iain Moffat Seattle* Letter appears online only.
Their letters described Kentucky's abundant land and plentiful legal business, in contrast to the crowded bar and scarce unclaimed land in Virginia.
*Bold letters signify the most abundant simple pattern with the complex one, as shown by silver staining.
In addition to many letters and theological tracts, his abundant and varied writings include 53 sermons, 7 vitae (saints' lives), and liturgical pieces.
PolyA motifs ending in a single T or C were also abundant overall, but other runs of a single letter were not particularly common.
A synthesis of 39 studies on 23 crops around the world published earlier this week in the journal Ecology Letters confirms that wild bees are more abundant in diversified systems such as organic farms.
