The phrase "abundantly recognized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is widely acknowledged or accepted by many people.
Example: "Her contributions to the field of science are abundantly recognized by her peers and the academic community."
Alternatives: "widely acknowledged" or "greatly appreciated".
ELISA showed that the multiepitope DNA vaccine recombinant protein of DKK1 was secreted abundantly and was recognized by its polyclonal antibodies).
AMACR is abundantly expressed and is recognized as a standard tissue biomarker capable of a highly sensitive and specific diagnosis of prostate cancer [ 14– 16].
Soon after, she attracted the attention of conductors Herbert von Karajan and Daniel Barenboim, both of whom recognized her as an abundantly talented singer with a voice perfectly suited to the difficult coloratura repertoire of Mozart and Rossini.
As a concept multistage vaccine, we constructed a polyepitope by fusing five HLA-DR3-restricted T-cell epitopes derived from different Mtb proteins either expressed highly by replicating bacteria (Ag85B, hsp65, 19 kDa lipoprotein), or abundantly expressed by dormant bacilli and recognized preferentially by TST+ individuals (hsp16, Rv1733c).
One possible explanation would be that some isoforms, recognized by the same antibody, are abundantly expressed in the cytosol and recruits more efficiently the antibody.
The contractile microfilament, alpha smooth muscle actin (αSMA), is abundantly expressed in early fibrous callus and is recognized as a marker of osteoprogenitor cell populations (Kinner et al. 2002, Dooley et al. 2004, Kalajzic et al. 2008).
Adiponectin is an adipokine abundantly produced and secreted by adipose tissues and widely recognized for its antidiabetic, anti-inflammatory, antiatherogenic, and cardioprotective effects [ 25– 27].
gp63, a highly conserved protein, is abundantly expressed in promastigotes, and considered the major Ag determinant recognized by the serum samples of patients obtained from different clinical forms of leishmaniasis [26], [27].
It would seem advantageous for hosts to recognize an abundantly expressed extracellular molecule required for virulence.
