The phrase "abundant venture" is not commonly used in written English, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it to describe a venture or project that is characterized by a large amount of resources, opportunities, or potential for success.
Example: "The startup embarked on an abundant venture, attracting numerous investors and innovative ideas."
Alternatives: "prosperous endeavor" or "rich undertaking".
In Russia, abundant venture capital coexists with murky property rights and intimidating bureaucratic barriers.
Jurisdictions that already have abundant venture capital and angel financing (e.g., Israel and the United States) can afford to employ crowdfunding as a way to promote entrepreneurial participation across a broad segment of society.
Abundant venture capital funded the eventually suicidal desires of many upstarts to lay the most fiber, install the most switches and carry the most digital signals.
The abundant venture capital funding that convinced companies they could stay private longer is now harder to come by — such funding in Silicon Valley fell 19.5% in the first quarter of 2016 compared with the same period in 2015.
Late-stage money is always abundant in the venture capital market, but good, fundable deals are relatively rare.
A year ago, when free Internet service providers were just beginning their services, advertising was abundant -- as was venture financing.
Venture capital is abundant.
Once the purview of tech hotspots such as Silicon Valley and Seattle, where venture capital is abundant and you can't shake a stick without bumping into a Google board member, pitch-a-thons have steadily become popular in nontraditional tech communities as well.
I also heard from various entrepreneurs that venture capital money was abundant in China.
Leopards are found in areas which are abundant in hills but may also venture into the lowland jungles.
It is most abundant off the Western Cape, and may venture as far as Saldanha Bay in the west and KwaZulu-Natal in the east; old records from Mauritius, Madagascar, and Zaire are almost certainly erroneous.
