The phrase "abundantly with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is plentiful or overflowing with something else. Example: The garden was abundantly with ripe, juicy tomatoes and vibrant, colorful flowers.
The muzzle is covered abundantly with sensitive whiskers.
The dossier read like Sindbad's mystic Isle of Serendib where "rare plants grow abundantly, with cedar trees and cocoa palms".
But the people believe that donations to the temple will be repaid abundantly with good luck and wealth in the coming year.
Both rooms are built of hard, straight surfaces and have high ceilings, and in both, sound reverberates freely and abundantly, with little to absorb or temper it.
The obtained ionic liquid-modified magnetic nanoparticles (ILMNPs) were collected by magnetic field and washed abundantly with ethanol and dried at 70 °C.
FeS was found to become more abundantly with increasing depth below the surface, whereas FeS2 was found in greater quantities in thicker sulfide layers.
Roots were cut at the crown, abundantly washed with water, dried with filter paper, weighed, frozen in liquid nitrogen, and lyophilized prior protein extraction.
Like other planarians, it is abundantly seeded with totipotent stem cells with the ability to migrate and undergo division and differentiation at sites of injury.
To improve adhesion, the initial GaN template (as received) was cleaned with NMP at 90° by sweeping the surface several times with a soft stick, then abundantly rinsing with IPA and DIW.
The edges of the lips are covered with reddish skin, sometimes called the vermilion border, and abundantly provided with sensitive nerve endings.
It is also known that the ductal epithelium is abundantly supplied with AT1 and receptor, and, from the present work, also with ACE.
