The phrase "abundant movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or environment where there is a lot of activity or motion occurring.
Example: "The dance performance was filled with abundant movement, captivating the audience with its energy and grace."
Alternatives: "plentiful motion" or "ample activity".
Stabling that does not afford abundant movement and head-down grazing and foraging impairs lung health, making horses vulnerable to bleed when exerted in a race.
It is because that motion in these test sequences is quite rich and objects in them move dramatically, it needs small size CU to record abundant movement information for fulfilling an accurate MV coding.
As willing as we are to do this intellectually, our brains and our bodies are going to want what they want: to to live as they have before, with abundant movement and a ready supply of locally-sourced starlight.
Benefiting from the abundant contents of movement information, electroencephalography (EEG) has become a promising information source for rehabilitation robots control.
U.S. history is abundant with rights movements, all of which required, most importantly, bodies on the ground.
In a song-and-dance sequence showing Digambaran turning Bhama into a medium for demonic rituals, the choreographer Aparna Sindoor made abundant use Kathakali movements.
As The Economist advised its readers in 1905: "The history of the Boxer movement contains abundant warnings as to the necessity of an attitude of constant vigilance on the part of the European Powers when there are any symptoms that a wave of nationalism is about to sweep over the Celestial Empire".That was the year of Japan's defeat of Russia.
In sml1Δ rad53Δ pif1-m2 rrmutantsanot, nonlynly the replication intermediates were less abundant due to fork movement outside the YCL044C locus, but the relative amount of aberrant structures was reduced compared to sml1Δ rad53Δ cells.
The species apparently performed regular altitudinal movements, being abundant in the island's highlands between June and November, but at other times being much commoner in the lowlands.
Of course, evidence of earth movements was abundant in the geological record, and phenomena such as the gigantic Krakatoa explosion of 1883 or the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, were only too fresh in memory.
And while still supportive of broader social movements, their abundant financial resources have gone almost entirely into the electoral coffers of the Democratic Party rather than into organizing.
