The phrase "abundantly personal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is highly individualized or deeply personal in nature.
Example: "Her writing style is abundantly personal, reflecting her unique experiences and emotions."
Alternatives: "deeply personal" or "highly personal".
Mr. DiSpirito, 37, is a maximum-eye-contact guy: he's abundantly aware that personal magnetism is as marketable for New York City's star chefs as signature entrees.
It began in the 1880s, when King Leopold II of Belgium turned this abundantly fertile expanse into his personal fief, murdering and enslaving the people in order to collect as much ivory and rubber as humanly possible.
But this abundantly illustrated book is much bigger than personal history.
Personal or not, it was abundantly clear what Mr. Simons was up to with this show, even if it at times the pieces seemed to hover as an impression.
She has a special gift for treating folk materials in personal and idiosyncratic ways, a talent abundantly clear in her striking first opera, "A Night at the Chinese Opera".
With this at play, along with the revision of DSM-5 codes, (the official bible of mental health care professionals), through taking lots of time for personal honesty with myself this past spring, it became abundantly clear to me that my reaction to this mental dragon was costing me time and energy to fight it.
When Larry Smarr pulls out a plastic model of his colon that he made with a 3D printer and simultaneously projects on a screen behind him a magnetic resonance image of his guts, it becomes abundantly clear that he believes a presentation benefits from a most personal touch.
This personal, erudite, witty and fascinating exploration of the Greek world is super-abundantly rich in sagacity and insight.
Turnbull is perched, slightly stiff, abundantly cautious, at the head of his new meeting table, which apart from the artwork and personal effects, is the major change in the renovated prime ministerial suite.
On a more personal note, in the past, my almost-absent tolerance of stupidity has made me complain abundantly about my (too many) professors who had never worked outside the walls of a university and yet were teaching courses on industrial practices!
