The phrase "amply available" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is abundantly accessible or easily obtainable.
Example: "The resources for the project are amply available online, making it easy for everyone to access the necessary information."
Alternatives: "widely available" or "plentifully accessible".
But wines from other harvests were amply available, too.
(The less popular short- and medium-grain rice, which is used in dishes like sushi, appears amply available on the shelves, having been largely unaffected by the scare).
Such findings point toward the prospects of commercial use of amply available SMW, hither to unreported in the literature.
Additionally we also sequenced chloroplast trnH-psbA sequences that are amply available in the GenBank based on PCR conditions detailed in Kang et al. (2014).
In this instance, succinate is amply available due to the increased activity of ICL and the perturbation of SDH in the Al-stressed cells.
This is in particular important since FFPE samples are amply available from surgical tumor resections and histopathological diagnosis, and comprise tissue from precursor lesions, primary tumors, lymphogenic and/or hematogenic metastases.
In fact, the time instances for which O/N2 data are available over Indian longitudes amply demonstrate that the storm-time changes in O/N2 are very significant and contribute substantially to the electron density at TRV and SHAR.
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Two amply commented case studies illustrate the usage of some facilities available in this new toolbox and prove its capability to cover a wide range of teaching goals for the Petri-net-based approaches to Flexible Manufacturing Systems.
In any case, why a man such as Trebell would find Amy both available for conquest and irritating to have around afterward is amply evident.
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