The phrase "abundantly used" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is frequently or widely utilized in various contexts.
Example: "The term 'sustainability' is abundantly used in discussions about environmental policy."
Alternatives: "widely used" or "frequently used".
Visions pass across the screen, this being a production of the opera in which slide projections and film are abundantly used, recalling the composer's later career in Hollywood.
Buglife chief executive, Matt Shardlow, commented today: Matt Shardlow 26 June 2014 11 31am This comment has been chosen by Guardian staff because it contributes to the debate For over 20 years Neonicotinoid pesticides have been pushed onto British farmers by the agrochemical industry, becoming the most abundantly used insecticides.
Among them, zeolites are most abundantly used in the ion exchange process (Fernandez et al. 2005).
Carbonaceous materials are abundantly used for electrochemical applications and especially for energy and environmental purposes.
In the economic literature, small, medium and large units are abundantly used as the concept of the size of economic units.
Among various types of seaweed consumed as food, Porphyra tenera is the most common and abundantly used in Korea, Japan and China [18].
He talks abundantly, using a large vocabulary; he can read and write in several languages.
Children, teenagers, and adults abundantly use the Web to search for information.
SWCNTs of diameter 1.2 nm were abundantly synthesized using this charcoal substrate.
PMPs are the latest advance in the genetic engineering of plants and promise to produce medicines inexpensively and abundantly by using a range of different plants as factories to express active medicinal ingredients; however, PMPs may pose a risk to the public's health if they enter the food supply.
Both samples of each preparation were then abundantly washed using 20 volumes of PBS buffer.
