The phrase "abundant reserves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a plentiful supply of resources, such as natural resources or financial assets.
Example: "The country is known for its abundant reserves of oil and natural gas, making it a key player in the global energy market."
Alternatives: "plentiful resources" or "ample reserves."
Few countries with abundant reserves are open to foreigners.
The Middle East has the world's cheapest and most abundant reserves of high-quality oil.
Abundant reserves of limestone, rock salt, gypsum, kaolin (china clay), and marble are found on Juventud Island.
There are abundant reserves of coal and natural gas capable of meeting domestic and export demands over the medium term.
It has abundant reserves of coal – the most damaging of the fossil fuels – and nations such as Angola and Nigeria are significant oil exporters.
But, in 1967, American drillers working for Texaco discovered that two miles beneath the jungle floor lay abundant reserves of crude oil.
Mr. Parker is so quiet, his speech eludes a tape recorder, while Mr. Mazurek is possessed of an almost comically abundant reserve of self-doubt.
It would be meaningful to adopt anthracite as fuel for CLC application in China due to its abundant reserve in China and also a great challenge for its low reactivity.
Three glycogen biosynthetic genes (GLG1, GSY2, and GAC1) were also present in cluster 5. Glycogen, a highly abundant reserve compound in yeasts and composed of glucose, is generally considered to provide both carbon and energy during starvation periods (extensively reviewed in [ 52]).
It has abundant oil reserves, a strong leader in Saddam Hussein, and the second most potent military force in the Middle East.
South Sudan has abundant oil reserves but little infrastructure, and poverty is rife after decades of civil war with Sudan.
