"ample grants" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about an amount of money or resources that is plentiful. For example, "The organization was able to provide ample grants to students in need of financial support."
High-quality research publications and ample grant support are key commodities in academic medicine, and you will effectively be a "free agent" if you have a solid research portfolio.
We had no doubt about the relevance and potential of the meeting, but the ample grant we eventually received from the European Commission certainly increased our confidence and--perhaps more importantly--that of our superiors.
He has continued to conduct whatever business he can, drawing on the ample power granted him by the office, while travelling around the state, announcing initiatives and presiding at groundbreakings, as though taking refuge in the expanse of his obligations and the far reaches of his domain.
The film features only a handful of on-camera interviews with others the actress Irm Hermann, the actor and production manager Harry Baer, the actress Andrea Schober and they're in-depth discussions, to which Thomsen grants ample and uninterrupted screen time.
All were granted ample time by Stoke.
The court administrators suggested setting the salary for a State Supreme Court justice between $192,000 and $220,000, a range seemingly intended to give the commission ample leeway to grant a big raise.
In 1815 the restored Bourbon government of Spain granted ample economic liberties to Puerto Ricans in an attempt to reward their past loyalty and to ensure their future support for the empire.
Still, Porter credits Fierstein's text, Lauper's lyrics and Jerry Mitchell's direction with granting him ample opportunities to make Lola stand apart from her Broadway predecessors.
Bred to be lovely and pleasant, to take for granted an ample supply of ready cash, they were essentially abandoned, left without sufficient funds, to languish in a mansion whose maintenance alone required enormous sums.
The program relies on ample, but not perpetual, federal grants for health innovation, tied to preparing for President Obama's health initiatives that may be derailed by the U.S. Supreme Court next spring or a Republican administration after 2012.
