The phrase "ample show" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a generous or sufficient display of something, often in the context of an event or performance.
Example: "The festival provided an ample show of local talent, showcasing musicians, dancers, and artists from the community."
Alternatives: "plentiful display" or "generous exhibition".
One of the museum's specialties is French art of that period, so the ample show of 150 works can consist of work mainly from the Zimmerli's collection.
This is true of Glenn Ligon's retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art, a tight but ample show that refers back to America's slave-holding past and forward to the Obama present but focuses on the late 1980s and 1990s, a too-seldom-revisited stretch of recent art.
Safe to say, the value of the Clear History button looks mostly as PR for Facebook — so the company can point to it and claim it's offering users another 'control' as a strategy to try to deflect lawmakers' awkward questions (just such disingenuousness was on ample show in Congress last month — and has also been publicly condemned by the UK parliament).
They are not "acting just like animals" and ample data show this to be the case.
Ample data show that apo A-II is more lipophilic than apo A-I.
Ample research shows that the first number mentioned in a negotiation, however arbitrary, exerts a powerful influence on the negotiation that follows.
And this affected the science that was done: ample research shows how the norms, assumptions and interests of elites have shaped supposedly value-free science.
As ample evidence shows, public investment in research crowds in, rather than squeezes out, investment from the private sector and from charities like the Wellcome Trust.
The companies and their advocates argued that ample data showed the drugs were safe when used properly, except for a long-known risk of increased blood clots.
There is ample research showing the fallibility of child outcry and testimony, and the suggestiveness of forensic interviews, anatomical drawings, and other techniques.
