The phrase "ample exposure to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that someone has had a lot of experience with. For example, "He has had ample exposure to music theory, so he is very proficient in composition."
Ms. Mulcahy has certainly had ample exposure to that culture.
As a child, Ms. Nash had ample exposure to both the joys of "just enough" and the pitfalls of wanting too much.
Also, thanks to the detours it created, it gave us ample exposure to those quaint and indecipherable winding roads you have.
The orientation of the church and the low height of the surrounding buildings allow the marble steeple more than ample exposure to the sun, which shines right up Broadway in winter.
McIlroy, despite ample exposure to links golf growing up in Northern Ireland, has often struggled at the Open, but this was a new level of suffering on, to be fair, a very tricky course.
Kincaid's lupine seedlings were found in habitats with ample exposure to light, such as beds of moss and in areas of grass < 10 cm (4 in) tall.
João Pinho de Mello of Insper business school uses consumer-price levels and government-approval ratings (which are on the rise as Ms Rousseff has used ample media exposure to play up her successes).
"It's crucial to act fast," says Stuart Cordingley, the firm's managing director, "jumping onto popular searches as soon as they emerge to get ahead of the competition and be present where the public is discussing its new favourite food topics". This is the best way for the brand to get "ample exposure", he says.
To ensure ample exposure for evaluation, individuals were followed from the 45th day after index date through the earliest of the following events: (1) prescription filled for anti-diabetic pharmacotherapy; (2) disenrollment from database/health plan; (3) death; (4) end of study period.
Officials at Mount Sinai said in a statement: "The fact that Mr. Borja worked there for many days (and nights) provided ample opportunity for exposure to dusts".
With the average American spending almost two hours a day as a driver or a passenger, according to the Ecology Center, there is ample opportunity for exposure to these toxic chemicals.
