The phrase "abundant works" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large quantity of creative or productive outputs, such as art, literature, or projects.
Example: "The artist is known for her abundant works, which showcase her unique style and creativity."
Alternatives: "plentiful creations" or "numerous pieces".
There was also abundant work in the enclosure and drainage of fields.
There was abundant work in Ivory Coast, and foreigners like her were thrilled to find themselves in a truly cosmopolitan city, one where everyone spoke the same Abidjanaise French.
This must qualify as the last word in austerity programs, and, paradoxically, it has produced a singularly rich and abundant work, and one that plays by its own rules.
Xiangyu Qu was born in China, got Bachelor of Arts in Economics in Nanjing and had abundant working experience as Investment Banking Analyst in Citigroup Shanghai, and as Renewable Energy Research Assistant in UN Geneva.
And from the College of Engineering and Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research, Scott Shackleton, Harry Stark, and Justin Cocke, who saw this project through from start to finish, doing abundant work behind the scenes to help us to accomplish all that we'd hoped for but didn't think we could afford.
Then the software product went into maintenance mode, providing abundant work for the junior programmers.
Abundant work suggests that such control is flexibly recruited to accommodate dynamically changing environmental demands, yet the nature of the signals that serve to engage control remains unknown.
The report refutes each substantive EPI claim to show that American students are dropping out of STEM majors at high rates; those that complete their majors are finding abundant work opportunities in their fields, and wages are growing for most IT occupations.
I believe God blessed me for my uncompromising stance, giving me abundant work.
