The phrase "abundant public" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large or plentiful group of people or resources that are accessible to everyone.
Example: "The abundant public support for the initiative was evident during the town hall meeting."
Alternatives: "ample public" or "plentiful public".
Visiting Rome in 1991, the Arlington artist was struck by the forms and lines of the abundant public sculpture.
One of its upsides is that many people who own cars in the city don't need to drive them often because of its abundant public transportation.
The anxiety mostly passed, he said, when he considered the building's amenities, the abundant public transportation options and the ways that Fort Greene, to his east, has changed.
The abundant public transportation alternatives and traffic management in Beijing are factors which reduce the inconvenience of BEVs and may make them acceptable without substantially increased cost for larger battery capacity.
The average council estate was built with abundant public space, usually later slated for being insufficiently "defensible", for being too open and presumably too optimistic about human nature; the "regeneration" of places like the Pepys Estate in Deptford entailed building on these spaces, filling them as much as possible with something lettable.
But to listen to some Italians today, Mussolini's misdeeds are a mere distraction from his triumphant road and railway building, his draining of malarial marshes, introduction of a welfare state and the building of abundant public housing, not least the neat Rome tenements divided by tidy gardens where Paolo Di Canio first kicked a football.
Bivalve mitochondrial sequences are exceedingly abundant in public databases, if we consider that they represent only a very small fraction of the total DNA and gene content.
Expressed sequence tags (ESTs) based on Sanger's sequencing technology have become increasingly abundant in public DNA databases and are being used for genetic analyses, comparative mapping, DNA fingerprinting, diversity analysis and evolutionary studies [ 23, 24]; but only a limited number of pigeonpea Sanger ESTs are available in the public database [ 9].
Most strikingly, the poll found abundant evidence of public unhappiness with Congress.
For the first time, the landmark would become a circulating as well as a research library, with abundant computers, ample public space – even a cafe.
In regions such as the US, which has relied almost entirely on a free market to hold the powerful to account for the past 70 years, the lack of well-funded and abundant civic or public media is particularly sharply felt.
