'abundant papers' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a large quantity of printed material, such as when discussing academic research or historical documents. For example, "The archivists found an abundant number of papers documenting the town's history."
Moreover, several of the major plotters, despite leaving an abundant paper trail documenting their activities, escaped any formal rebuke, and instead suffered varying degrees of public humiliation, while a few others bore the brunt of formal prosecutions.
Moreover, because many researchers have already collected abundant PDF papers in their storage disks, such a collection of documents, in addition to those gradually added after the system installation, should be easily processed.
(For example, he became agitated whenever it was pointed out that his abundant composition of polkas, mazurkas, and other folkish music — which he would play with a horn of rolled-up paper — was notated on absurd six-line staffs).
Nowadays, sleep literature is abundant in scientific papers presenting algorithms for sleep stages classification using a reduced number of parameters compared to the method used by PSG.
As already stated, the Operations Research and Management Science Literature is abundant and many papers have been published in the last two decades which attempt to solve this nice combinatorial optimization problem [ 7, 8].
An age of abundant, cheap, inferior paper emerged.
Thanks to cheaper labor and abundant pulp supplies, paper costs on average 13% less to produce here than in the U.S. Why drag these folks halfway across the world, instead of subjecting them to a snappy PowerPoint presentation?
This paper is abundant with interdisciplinary ideas using advanced risk management methods on renewable energy issues.
She recently finished the illustrations for a book and is making her own art paper from abundant local banana stalks.
