The phrase "abundantly supported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is strongly or thoroughly backed by evidence or resources.
Example: "The theory was abundantly supported by numerous studies and expert testimonies."
Alternatives: "well-supported" or "strongly backed".
In fact, evolution is probably the most thoroughly examined and abundantly supported idea in all of science.
I think these findings are abundantly supported by the evidence, and hence that it is not within our judicial competence to set them asideeven though, sitting as trial judges, we might have made some other finding.
This language was abundantly supported by the cases concerning tax on the national banks; namely, Bank of Commerce v. New York City, 2 Black, 620; Bank Tax Cases, 2 Wall.
That this peculiar type of traffic occurs in large volume between eastern points and points in California, and that there is basis for the legislative judgment that the traffic imposes special burdens on the use of the state highways for which a special charge may be made, are abundantly supported by the record.
The evidence abundantly supports the conclusion of the courts below that Coampo was the administrator, manager, and one of the owners of the newspaper known as 'El Renacimiento,' and there was no error in holding him to be a proprietor within the meaning of § 6.
They abundantly support the conclusion that such is the service rendered by the state in the present case, a conclusion twice reached by the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, see McCallum v. United States, 298 F. 373; Tilden v. United States, 21 F.(2.) 967. 2. The state urges that it is not subject to the Federal Safety Appliance Act.
In fact, recent genomic data abundantly support his theory of origin of species by chromosomal changes.
The region has a four-month growing season during which grasses, sedges, and medicinal herbs grow abundantly and support a host of insects, wild and domestic herbivores, larks, and finches.
It has become abundantly clear that unless the work is supported by world leaders, particularly those representing the countries most responsible for the crisis, we will continue to fall short year after year".
The present study supported evidence that RCAS1 was abundantly expressed in human gastric adenocarcinoma.
In addition, the definition of threshold is also supported by the critical mass theory, which has been abundantly documented in the literature on economic development (see Roller and Waverman 2001; Ashraf and Galor 2013).
