"abundant style" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who has a very distinct and noticeable personal manner or style. For example, "Charlotte is known for her abundant style, which is seen in her unique fashion choices."
In "Rhapsody in Blue," James Tocco, replacing Ilana Vered on short notice (Vered reportedly sustained a hand injury), brought high style, abundant panache, musical projection, lyric sensitivity and unself-conscious jazziness to Gershwin's sometimes rambling urban mural.
Abundant diary-style blogs and bloggers' limited interest in politics demonstrate a new cultural phenomenon that obscures the impact of Internet censorship on blogging.
Pattern: Writer offers abundant pattern styles for you to choose from.
Indeed, while S-RNases are quite abundant in the style [42], the amount of S-RNase accumulated in different styles of the same plant can vary by over 20-fold [41].
Especially in Mr. Ratmansky's dances, abundant marvels of style keep turning the light story into poetry.
The ensemble playing, while not pristine, had abundant spirit and style, and the benefit to the student musicians was surely substantial.
In fact, the more than 500 pages of The Delighted States make up an extended meditation, with abundant quotation, on style in fiction, with particular attention to the nature of translation.
Though love and attention are abundant in this style of parenting, children of permissive parents may grow up having trouble with self-control or self-regulation.
Justin Lowe of The Hollywood Reporter also praised the film's look, and felt "A well-matched ensemble rises to the challenge of launching a heroic origin film with distinctive style, abundant thrills and no shortage of humor".
