"abundant possible" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest that there are many possibilities or choices available. For example, "With the abundant possible paths I could take, I'm feeling overwhelmed."
SINE1s vary in length owing to the presence of variable numbers of repeats of 26 to 27 bp, but the 5'- and 3'-terminal regions are conserved; transcripts are abundant and possible polymerase III promoter elements can be identified [ 1].
God also knows that when one lives life the way He's prescribed for us, by obeying his commands, that person will be living life in the most abundant way possible.
Its mild climate and abundant rainfall make possible magnificent gardens such as Heligan (above), Trellisick, Lanhydrock, Trengwainton, Trebah and Glendurgan, and many smaller and lesser-known ones.
Dr. Hartings, of American University, believes that using abundant materials where possible could free up the scarcer materials for applications that truly require them.
Rather than worry about material inequality, Professor Fogel says, we should concern ourselves with the alienation that keeps a minority of the statistically poor from enjoying the self-realization our abundant time makes possible.
JACK N. GERARD President and Chief Executive American Petroleum Institute Washington, May 23, 2011 Reader Responses To the Editor: Cheap and abundant oil made possible the postwar boom, cheap food and surging populations worldwide.
The 3FTx are the most abundant group of possible toxins, comprising the majority of expressed sequences (~52% of the total toxin clones).
In this scenario the financial resources are abundant, making it possible to offer broad and differentiated care programs, including specialized mental health care and a wide range of options for residential facilities.
The identification and removal of abundant proteins as possible contaminants was deemed necessary because only a small number of C. elegans proteins were identified in the RNase-treated negative control (10 proteins were identified by two or more peptides).
