The phrase "abundant order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or state where there is a plentiful or generous arrangement or organization of elements.
Example: "The garden was a beautiful display of abundant order, with each flower perfectly aligned and thriving."
Alternatives: "plentiful arrangement" or "ample organization."
Consistent with previous reports6, the LTR retrotransposons, were the most abundant order of TEs in the genome of M. oryzae (3.3% of all TEs), but our analysis showed that members of the DIRS family were found in nearly as high abundance (3.2% of all TEs).
Rubrobacterales was the second more abundant order within the phylum Actinobacteria, represented in the tree by three clones closely related to Rubrobacter radiotolerans.
The Desulfobacterales was the most abundant order detected in Trn, Nat and Bul samples.
Chromatiales was the second most abundant order, almost equally distributed among mangrove samples, with only a few representatives detected in nursery samples.
Methanomicrobiales are the most abundant order
The most abundant fungal phylum was Ascomycota, and the most abundant order was Hypocreales.
Analysis of Deviance was used to assess the influence of burn treatment and seasonality on forest structure, the abundance of all arthropods, and the abundance of the ten most abundant orders.
Within this phylum, Actinomycetales and Solirubrobacterales were the most abundant orders at 42% and 30% relative abundance, respectively (Supplementary Fig. 5).
After 1900 Rodin's worldwide success attracted abundant orders for portrait busts from the United States, Germany, Austria, England, and France.
The as-prepared MMC exhibits a highly porous structure with abundant ordered mesopores along with macropores that are larger than 200 nm in size.
But E2Fs can turn traitor if they become too abundant, ordering cells to commit suicide.
