The phrase "abundant reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a large number of references or sources available on a particular topic.
Example: "The research paper was well-supported by abundant references, making it a credible source for further study."
Alternatives: "ample references" or "plentiful sources".
It looks at the way Western fashions once reflected distorted conceptions of China, and makes abundant reference to the glory days of Hollywood.
It was published in Britain as "My Last Duchess," since it makes abundant reference to the chilling Robert Browning poem of that name.
The subsequent protein quantifications were performed using the most abundant reference peptide through an R-Rollup method [ 19, 24].
It was not possible to identify what bdelloids the environmental sequences were related to due to lack of abundant reference sequences.
The mitochondrial CytB gene was chosen as the target because of the abundant reference sequence data for most species of this family.
Proteins were quantified using a standard R-Rollup method using the most abundant reference peptide [ 65], after filtering the peptides that were redundant, had low data content, or were outside the dominant significance pattern.
Art from Jahangir's reign combines Persian, Indian and Western imagery and includes abundant references to hunting and natural history.
With that concern in mind, the Florida court's majority seeded its 40-page opinion today with abundant references to Florida statutes.
It was hard, while listening to the President's speech, not to try to tally up his abundant references to "citizens," even when he wasn't talking about immigration.
Its ability to provide a quick overview of a subject, with links to abundant references, is of immense value [Editorialising].What of Wikipedia's sustainability?
"The site has been redeveloped with abundant references to the glorious days of the department store's best years but without any display that references the fact that the original owners were forced to relinquish ownership and flee," said Deidre Berger, director of the American Jewish Committee's Berlin office.
