"abundantly covered" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that has a generous coating of something, or an ample amount of something. For example, "The cake was abundantly covered in sprinkles."
The titanium coated crystal it is used as a model due to that in both cases it is expected a titanium oxide and titanium abundantly may cover both kinds of the surfaces.
The muzzle is covered abundantly with sensitive whiskers.
Culex mosquitoes breed abundantly in the paddy fields covered with stagnant water during the rainy season.
The citrullinated peptides we found to be most abundantly present in RA patients covered mainly two distinct regions in the alpha chain of fibrinogen, amino acids 20-35 and 414-433.
It was a world in which intimidating and killing blacks was a "full-time enterprise" for powerful Latino gangs, and walls covered in graffiti with racial epithets made it abundantly clear that blacks were not welcome in the area, Deputy Dist.
These lipoproteins are abundantly produced on the surface of P. acnes and they are not covered or protected from host cell contact by other surface structures, such as EPS or pili in P. avidum and P. granulosum, respectively.
As the collection of his articles that we publish today makes abundantly clear, his career covers an astonishing historical span.
He found that the water sensor was completely red so he covered over it with Wite Out, put the iPod together in a way that made it abundantly clear that someone had opened the damn thing, and took it to the Apple Store.
But as severe cyber-attacks hit companies, governments, utilities, and hospitals with greater regularity, it's becoming abundantly clear that organizations now require two playbooks: the one they already have for common cyber threats like malware, phishing, and denial-of-service attacks; and a new one that covers something even worse.
