The phrase "amply made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is made in a generous or sufficient manner, often referring to size or quantity.
Example: "The portions at the restaurant were amply made, ensuring that no one left hungry."
Alternatives: "generously sized" or "sufficiently made".
But the point is amply made.
But all of this was amply made up for by the show's other qualities.
They rejected a challenge to the lawfulness of the arrest of Robert Tchenguiz, saying that the "necessity test" was amply made out.
By the fourth torch song, after Washington has been dumped by a guy yet again and takes the microphone for "This Bitter Earth," the point about the thwarted life has been amply made.
The point is amply made by looking at the overall standings after Monday's time trial: Jalabert had a disastrous day, losing time and concentration due to a puncture and slow wheel change, but he is still the only Frenchman in the top 40.
Thus we also experienced, as reported in another study, that the advantages amply made up for the possible disadvantages [ 7].
What BridgeStreet may lack in atmosphere it amply makes up for in good value, especially if travelling with friends.
Labor, for its part, thinks the new snapshot of the performance of the economy amply makes the case for change, and reinforces its core pitch, which is the economy might be working for someone, but it sure isn't working for you.
Croft has never looked the sort they keep in the darker corners of Welford Road but what he lacks in glowering menace he more than amply makes up for with his outrageous athleticism, including a ludicrous turn of pace for a 6ft 6in lineout forward – for anyone, really.
From my perspective, the human bounty of this -- more years in life, more life in years -- more than amply makes the case.
Redis Labs made amply clear that the application of Commons Clause made them not open source, and that Redis itself remains open source and BSD-licensed.
