The phrase "amply for" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to have enough or more than enough of something. Example: "He had prepared amply for the exam and was confident that he would pass with flying colors."
Several alumni expressed deep gratitude to TC for having prepared them amply for their current and future work.
A great thing about Brazil is that you can eat splendidly and amply for a few dollars.
Her income was soon discovered to add up to nearly a million euros over fifteen years, and the dragnet expanded to include Fillon's children, who were paid amply for brief periods of work.
Charles paid Manet so amply for a painting of a bundle of asparagus that, a week later, Manet delivered an extra canvas with a single stalk, and the note: "This seems to have slipped from the bundle".
Until last fall, when the Democrats won a slim majority in the State Senate for the first time since 1965, Bloomberg's chief upstate ally was the Republican state senator Joseph Bruno, another legislative mainstay, whom the Mayor relied on to counter the municipal unions' heavy sway over the Assembly, and funded amply for his efforts.
It pays amply for the reduction in CO2 emission by limiting the areal extent of burnt forest and by the capture of CO2 by the reaction of the calcined serpentine afterwards.
He kept his brand-new wagon hitched to the star of Edward Montagu, later the Earl of Sandwich, who raised a regiment for Cromwell and was amply rewarded for it, but who, at the end of the sixteen-fifties, with the Lord Protector dead and a royalist tide running, switched sides with the alacrity of an Afghan warlord.
With the exception of the molesting scandal in the Catholic Church, though, most of the obstacles for Catholic schools have been amply visible for decades.
It was during this period that AMD was able to show progress and get amply rewarded for it (AMD's stock traded for $7 in mid-2003).
Although the two executives selected on Sunday to turn around the corporate business, Victor J. Menezes and Michael A. Carpenter, have been described by Citigroup as amply suited for their new roles, neither has been available for interviews.
