The phrase "abundant man" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a man who possesses a great deal of something, often in terms of wealth, resources, or positive qualities.
Example: "He is an abundant man, always sharing his wealth and knowledge with those around him."
Alternatives: "prosperous man" or "wealthy individual".
Nuno Maulide: Exciting opportunities in organic synthesis certainly include the development of tailored approaches for the manipulation of C H bonds in organic compounds, but also the discovery of new reactions for the 'deconstruction' of abundant man-made compounds and biomass.
In ancient times, when goods were abundant, men made light of them, but increased population pressure on resources brought economic scarcity; consequently, "men of today quarrel and snatch".
The Ilha Grande Bay is an environment subjected to recreational boating and intense small-scale fishing and containing several islands and abundant man-made structures.
Although many other signal molecules are located in the trigeminal ganglion, CGRP is the most abundant in man [12] and can be seen as a marker for trigeminal activity.
Gender differences in hormones are important to understand because appetite sex is driven by testosterone which is 10 times more abundant in men, whereas connected sex is often desired by women.
Similar to vimentin+ stromal cells, they appeared more abundant in men.
Therefore, we inferred that vascularity and perfusion were more abundant in men than in women, causing greater hemorrhage and a longer operating time to achieve hemostasis in male patients.
Since heterosexual women at the time were not really known for having an overly abundant thirst for man-on-man lovemaking, gay male pulp fiction was not embraced by mainstream publishing like lesbian pulp fiction was.
Overall HNF1B(B) was the predominant isoform in human pancreas (figure 3b), whereas in mouse, it was less abundant (44% in man v/s 9 and 31% in mouse and rat; p = 0.003, figure 3b).
This commonsensical solution dawned on him after he heard of a seventy-three-year-old peasant who, with his tubercular son and using a single shovel, cultivated a plot of land in the mountains: after reaping an abundant harvest, the man sold his surplus grain to the state while also feeding himself.
There is abundant evidence from man (hypogonadotropic hypogonadism) and from animal species that suppression of FSH levels in early postnatal life results in just such changes [ 13].
