"abundant value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is of great worth. For example, "This rare knowledge has an abundant value that cannot be measured in money."
We rated fruit abundance of each tree on a 1 4 scale (sparse to abundant); values per transect could range from 0 (i.e., no fruiting trees) to n (fruiting trees) ×4 (i.e., all fruiting trees had abundant crops).
Hybrid blends based on poly vinyl alcohol) (PVA) and collagen hydrolysate (CH), an abundant, added value waste product of the leather industry, have been processed by melt blow extrusion to environmentally degradable films.
Methyl paraben was also the most abundant (mean value of 12.8 ng/g) among 6 parabens tested in human breast tumors (Darbre et al. 2004).
unicolor bulbs, which are considered health food due to their abundant nutritional value (11.46% starch, 10.39% sucrose, 5.61% pectin, 3.36% protein), are used in Chinese medicine in different forms as fresh bulbs, dried scales, as well as powder to treat heart and lung ailments [ 5].
This cellulosic ethanol could be produced from abundant low-value material, including wood chips, grasses, crop residues, and municipal waste.
Three MS/MS spectra were collected for the three most abundant m/z values.
Then those were excluded from analysis for one minutes and the next three most abundant m/z values were selected for fragmentation.
That January began with the reminder from Madeleine Holden, creator of Critique my Dick Pic, that "dick is abundant and low value," a Tweet that resonated with the power of a 140-character manifesto.
More than 20 m/ z values are seen in the mass spectrum associated with an LC elution period from 38.83 39.04 min. During standard DDA, the least abundant m/ z value that triggered CID was m/ z 967.17.
