The phrase "abundant recent" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is plentiful and new, but the combination of the two adjectives is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The research provided abundant recent data on climate change."
Alternatives: "plentiful recent" or "ample recent".
That is down on last year's price, reflecting abundant recent harvests.
There are abundant recent examples of private collection shows at American museums, but none that involve both a trustee and a guest curator close to the trustee.
Despite extensive hunting pressure throughout its range, the Mallard remains extremely abundant; recent global population estimates have numbered this species at over 25 million individuals.
"You might want teachers or lawyers to be even-handed, but artists?" As organiser of Artists Against the War, a campaigning group opposed to the war on terrorism, Goldman has abundant recent experience of artists' nervousness of politics.
Despite extensive hunting pressure throughout its range and a declining population trend over the last decade, the Northern Pintail remains extremely abundant; recent global population estimates have numbered this species at over seven million individuals.
The Afar region of northern Ethiopia is one of the most tectonically active regions in the world, and is the site of abundant recent volcanic activity and seismicity (Wright et al. 2006; Darrah et al. 2012; Chernet 2013; Yirgu 2013).
SEX and politics, two of three topics once forbidden at polite dinner parties, have been abundant in recent art.
If not removed, the rain, which seems to have been unusually abundant in recent years, is absorbed by the unexcavated sections of the site.
GWAS have been abundant in recent scientific research with more than 900 primary large-scale studies performed in the last 5 years.
But the recent abundant rainfall has also left behind a homeowner's most dreaded plague — wet and seeping basements.
Theoretical predictions concerning the non-Ising character of ferroelectric DWs are abundant in the recent literature and are largely accepted in the community.
