"ample change" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means a significant or sufficient amount of change. Example: The new policies brought about ample change in the company's operations, leading to increased productivity and profits.
Even the most expensive proposed instruments, such as the Atacama Large Millimeter Array (see Nature 439, 526 528; 2006) or the various Keck-dwarfing 30-metre telescopes that are under discussion, should leave ample change from $1 billion.
With 30-odd rooms, a 45-foot-long living room and nearly 20 acres of land, the place cost $155,000, ample change for the times, but it solved a unique problem: how to house six singular adults and one child, Jackie's 2-year-old son.
In addition, an examination of temporal dynamics of archaea virus interactions in a hypersaline lake suggests ample change over the course of both months and years, indicating similar timescales and mechanisms for these interactions as observed with bacteria phage systems (Emerson et al., 2013).
Pochettino made ample changes to the side that drew against West Ham last weekend, and Tottenham enjoyed spells of pressure during a first half that will, unfortunately, be remembered for Soldado's blunder.
Hence, they can cause ample changes inside the cells, from reacting with proteins to attaching to DNA.
We observed ample changes in both BP and MF categories (Figure S1).
We also determined that temperature has a much greater effect on the energetics of the equilibrium gating fluctuations of a protein nanopore than other environmental parameters, such as the ionic strength of the aqueous phase as well as the applied transmembrane potential, likely due to ample changes in the solvation activation enthalpies.
Include ample changes of clothing.
The company will be debt free by 2013, when it will have ample loose change to spend on acquisitions or on returning surplus cash to shareholders via special dividends or share buybacks.
Group I represents the less complicated patients with ARDS and a great portion of our patients fit in this group after 24 h (46.7 vs. 19.1% at baseline), underlining the ample clinical change that characterizes the initial hours of care.
Then, assuming she agrees, give her ample leeway to change, modify or edit your letter as she sees fit.
