The phrase "abundant science" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a wealth of knowledge or research in the field of science.
Example: "The conference showcased abundant science on climate change, highlighting various innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "plentiful research" or "extensive knowledge".
Organizations such as the American Sociological Association told the court that the claim that same-sex parents can't be good parents is contradicted by "abundant social science research".
The roots of the movement for the involuntary sterilization of poor whites — the policy that Ms. Buck embodied — reach back into 19th-century social-betterment circles and an abundant social science literature on poor families.
The city "is ignoring the abundant health science data that has come out over the past decade that demonstrates serious health consequences for those living near a freeway," the air district's Ian MacMillan wrote.
The opportunities to practice green chemistry, however, are abundant in modern science and technology.
The juxtaposition dispels the myth, common among young researchers, that success in science requires abundant inputs (i.e., hours in the lab) instead of, or in addition to, abundant outputs (i.e., publications in high-impact journals).
To this day, many people doubt the credibility of man-made climate change science despite abundant evidence.
Challenging optimisation problems are abundant in all areas of science and industry.
Now, though, things have improved.First of all, science is producing abundant evidence that the natural environment provides a wide range of economic benefits beyond the obvious ones of timber and fish.
Modern health data science applications leverage abundant molecular and electronic health data; providing opportunities for machine learning to build statistical models to support clinical practice.
The result is pristine forest with abundant wildlife that is new to science.
