The phrase "after abundant" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation or condition following an abundance of something, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "After abundant rainfall, the fields were lush and green."
Alternatives: "following a plentiful" or "after a generous".
The government attributed the gain to robust growth in manufacturing and services and higher productivity in farming after abundant rainfall.
The cutbacks at Lucent and JDS Uniphase are part of a shakeout in the communications business after abundant financing in the late 1990's spawned dozens of start-up companies seeking to compete with the industry's giants.
Notions of identity and selfhood - what Richard Sennett, in The Fall of Public Man, calls the "involuntary disclosure of character in public" and "isolation in the midst of visibility to others" - are hilariously, deliberately and accidentally investigated and discarded in frame after abundant frame.
After abundant washing with water, the I-V restored back to the initial neutral conditions.
41, 42 Temperature tended to decrease after abundant rains as a result of increased cloudiness.
After abundant rinsing and staining with TBBF, reflectance colorimetric values are recorded and CSMI and/or CIM parameters are calculated in a way similar to CSM.
The focal indirect interaction is mediated by an 'alternative prey-mechanism', whereby predators becoming abundant after abundance peaks in cyclic rodent populations (main prey) shift their predation to bird nests (alternative prey) during the subsequent crash phase [ 3, 4].
"Contextual" practice has proved, after sufficiently abundant experience, to be long on con and short on text.
Founded in 1871 as an agricultural, fishing, and logging centre, it was first called Salmonberg after the abundant local fish.
However, the majority of tracer can be stored within less permeable parts of the vadose zone and then gradually flushed out after additional abundant and intensive precipitation in the period of several years.
