"ample interest" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to indicate a large or plentiful amount. For example, "The generous investments earned ample interest."
There is ample interest in Congress to reform the bill.
In recent years, an ample interest has been developed in finding natural antioxidants from commonly available wild plants, fruits and vegetables that were generally mistreated [1 3].
Drought and a chance to develop and use local water sources are two main reasons that seawater desalination has attracted ample interest from water agencies.
Dubai has already expressed ample interest in a number of advanced transportation projects, including other flying cars and Hyperloop, and has been able to put up financial resources to support its ambitions.
The industrial collaboration program between natural products researchers and biotechnology industries will be instrumental to the primary clinical trials and mechanism of action studies crucial to provide the compelling preclinical data to create ample interest from larger pharmaceutical companies to lead and support for drug discovery program of MNPs.
Rashid blames President Obama for not taking ample interest in Afghanistan.
While news organizations will undoubtedly be criticized for spending too much time covering a famous childbirth, executives say there is ample public interest in what will most likely be the quintessential "good news" story, a reprieve of sorts after weeks of stories about the George Zimmerman trial in the United States and uprisings overseas.
Apple recently launched the iPhone 5 on T-Mobile, which early indications suggest has spurred ample renewed interest in the device.
As things stand, senior officers with no legal training but ample conflicts of interest can decide whether court-martial charges can be brought against subordinates and whether to throw out a verdict once it is rendered.
As we explained in a recent editorial, "as things stand, senior officers with no legal training but ample conflicts of interest can decide whether court-martial charges can be brought against subordinates and whether to throw out a verdict once it is rendered".
"The consultation runs until 4 July, providing those with an interest ample time to make their views known in person, in writing or online".
