The phrase "abundant usage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is used frequently or in large quantities.
Example: "The abundant usage of smartphones has transformed the way we communicate and access information."
Alternatives: "extensive use" or "widespread usage".
The abundant usage of handsets has kindled some interest in few scientist and researchers regarding the ill effects due to Electro Magnetic radiation emitted by mobile phone antenna.
I employ Jay-Z for his abundant usage of metaphor, allusion, and hyperbole to teach figures of speech.
Woodward underscored that the high diversity of bird, fish and invertebrate species and their abundant usage of habitat are dependent upon keeping the new ocean inlet at Bolsa Chica open.
Consumption of sweets has its historical roots in the abundant usage of honey (an important element of the Mediterranean diet) that is currently replaced by the extensive use of corn syrup and sucrose in the making of many traditional sweets.
In locations where T. diversifolia is abundant, its usage for biofuel could be a lead to solving the prevailing energy crisis.
They accumulate more abundant technology usage experiences and more profound learning experience than primary school students.
We recorded a total of 69 tree and liana species at the study site and the animals concentrated their feeding effort on the most abundant species, as usage intensity was highest for the most common tree (i.e., Alluaudia procera) and liana species (i.e., Metaporana parvifolia; Table 1).
Since the sal flower petals are inexpensive and abundant in nature, the usage of CCSFP can be a good option to remove fluoride efficiently from drinking water.
Coal is abundant; assuming current rates of usage and production do not change, estimates of reserves indicate that enough coal remains to last more than 200 years.
Simple sequence repeat (SSR) analysis identified CAG as the most abundant trinucleotide motif, while codon usage analysis revealed that the ten most infrequently used codons in E. tenella are UAU, UGU, GUA, CAU, AUA, CGA, UUA, CUA, CGU and AGU.
That is, tRNA abundance in the cell is correlated with the codon usage bias, such that the most abundant tRNAs correspond to the most frequent cognate codons.
