'abundant sources' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to situations in which there is a large or great amount of something. For example, "The internet provides abundant sources of information for researchers."
Over one fifth of the water in the UK is sourced from overseas, despite the country having abundant sources of water.
More diverse and abundant sources, which are making gas more coal-like, should also make it easier for electricity generators to switch from coal to gas.
The most abundant sources of alkanes are natural gas and petroleum deposits, formed over a period of millions of years by the decay of organic matter in the absence of oxygen.
Everywhere Syrians are chopping down trees to get wood for heating and cooking.In this atmosphere, Jabhat al-Nusra, a jihadist group with its own evidently abundant sources of cash, has expanded its reach.
The technology is also ideal for remote communities that have abundant sources of renewable electricity, such solar energy, wind turbines or wave energy, but little in the way of storing it, Mr Harrison said.
Helen Cottrell, London I have enjoyed reading, belatedly, the biography of Virginia Woolf by Hermione Lee, partly for her masterly handling of abundant sources and partly for the light it casts on the Stephen family and the Bloomsbury group, as well as the subject herself.
Each article should be a minimum of 500 words and from a different section of the paper; articles from the following sections may be most appropriate, as they are likely to use abundant sources: International News, National News, Business, Circuits, Education, Science Times, New York Region (Metro) and other specialty sections.
Photocatalytic water oxidation is one of the critical reactions for solar fuel production from abundant sources.
The most abundant sources of collagen are pig skin, bovine hide, and pork and cattle bones.
Appropriate and abundant sources of bone-forming osteoblasts are essential for bone tissue engineering.
