The phrase "ample laws" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there are sufficient or abundant laws governing a particular area or issue.
Example: "The country has ample laws in place to protect the environment and ensure sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "sufficient regulations" or "plentiful legislation".
And lawyers for Skloot pointed to ample case law saying Lawrence and Ron had no authority over others' speaking about Henrietta at public forums.
In other words, Clement is arguing that there's ample case law out there to help sift through claims of religious exemptions, so not every company trying to save a buck could get one.
The continuing efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act proposes to roll back the successful innovations of the law, reducing the ample impact this law has achieved in improving the American health care system.
There are ample anti-terror laws to stop burqas being used as a disguise, just as there are plenty of measures to stop discrimination against women.
The Bible itself provides ample examples of laws that modify the unbridled rights of property owners: we are commanded to leave the corners of our fields unharvested, and to harvest our crops but once.
There is ample evidence that law enforcement will continue to up the ante in future confrontations.
7 Thus there was ample provision of law for a deputy.
Its jagged landscape provides ample cover from law enforcement agents on both sides of the border, but also makes it easy for disoriented travelers to get lost.
The bill has ample protection for law enforcement and national security while making sure journalists are not hounded into jail for protecting sources who point to government law-breaking and corruption.
Their opposition overlooks both the measure's ample protections for law enforcement and national security and the urgent need to protect whistle-blowers and other government insiders who expose government corruption and wrongdoing.
