The phrase "abundant part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a portion or aspect of something that is plentiful or rich in quantity or quality.
Example: "The abundant part of the garden was filled with vibrant flowers and lush greenery."
Alternatives: "plentiful section" or "rich portion."
"Unlike many other tribes," he said, "these people lived in an abundant part of the world, so they stayed in one place and developed a rich cultural life.
The eyes of many animals, including those of humans, are adapted to be sensitive to and hence to see the most abundant part of the Sun's electromagnetic radiation namely, light, which comprises the visible portion of its wide range of frequencies.
Solar researchers would also like to make use of the most abundant part of the spectrum.
An abundant part of the population is of marrying age, which is creating a strong demand for new housing.
Surely it's no accident we evolved organs that made use of this most abundant part of the spectrum even if these organs (our eyes!) need corrective lenses to be of much use after the age of 50.
In contrast to the intense research on the spatial characteristics of TEs at boundary regions, TEs themselves, as the most abundant part in mammalian genomes, many unanswered questions associated with their function and involvement in intra-domains have largely remained uncharacterized.
The present study had been designed to evaluate the anti-arthritic and anti-nociceptive activities of ethanol extract of Moringa leaves, this being the most abundant plant part suitable for commercial mass production of botanical medicinal products.
TVs with built-in high-definition tuners are becoming abundant, in part because of FCC mandates.
Some of these molecules are highly abundant as part of proteoglycans and undergo distinct dynamics in tissue (Schiller et al. 2001; Scheidt et al. 2010).
It is difficult to determine the importance of such molecule that is abundant, with part of the pro-domain and the C-terminal end, but not showing the NP.
Grizzly bears are relatively abundant in parts of Canada and Alaska, but in the western United States, where Dr. Servheen estimates that 50,000 roamed at the time of Lewis and Clark's expedition, they number fewer than 1,000 and occupy only about 2percentt of their original range.
