"abundantly for" is correct and usable in written English, primarily as an adverbial phrase.
It expresses the idea of a large quantity of something being available for something else, e.g. "The garden is full of fruit this year, so there will be enough food abundantly for everyone."
Lava flowed freely and ash fell abundantly for the next two thousand years.
The Time (Dirty Bit) also qualifies, abundantly, for the category of "dumb genius".
The truffle grows here abundantly for a short season, unearthed by village people who know where and how to look - a knowledge closely guarded within families.
The writer tried to measure up to their examples, and cartooned abundantly for the "Lampoon" but the budding cartoonist in him, exposed to what he felt were superior talents, suffered a blight; his light verse and humorous prose felt more viable.
The B3LYP hybrid density functional has been used abundantly for the study of Al clusters.
Tests like mammography, which are used abundantly for the detection of breast cancer, suffer from serious limitations.
We are reminded that there are, abundantly, prizes for regional writers, for black writers, for Christian writers, for Jewish writers, for prison writers, for teenage writers, for science writers, and on and on.
For people living in poverty, energy access is crucial, as the experiences of people like Rosa, a Turkana woman living in the Kakuma refugee camp in north western Kenya, make abundantly clear: "For me, getting energy for cooking and lighting is a daily worry.
Carbonaceous materials are abundantly used for electrochemical applications and especially for energy and environmental purposes.
This has been abundantly clear for some time and, by the end of last season, Wenger had sensed it too.
It certainly confirms what had been abundantly clear for months: Mr Modi is the dominant figure of the opposition.
