The phrase "amply stated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been expressed in a clear and sufficient manner, often in formal or academic contexts.
Example: "The terms of the agreement were amply stated in the contract, leaving no room for ambiguity."
Alternatives: "clearly articulated" or "thoroughly expressed".
Overall, the learning objectives, stated in Table 1, were amply met, according to the students.
But of course, as recent events have more than amply demonstrated, the state and the market are far more intertwined than one might suspect.
In the POM, each potential facility location is provided by experts from the Ministry of Power, rather amply as a sub-state of one of the states.
Yet even by the Libyans' account, those vials were only analysed four years after being collected and did not show the presence of HIV, but of antibodies to the virus.Testimony from other health workers amply illustrates the poor state of public health services in Benghazi, a city which, incidentally, has long been a centre of opposition to Muammar Qaddafi.
In short, Russians -- as the authors amply record -- understand their state's essential nature: for all Putin's muscle and talk, officialdom remains, as in the days of Pushkin, a bardak -- a mess.
By the time James Monroe, the fourth President he served, asked him to return home and become Secretary of State, Adams was amply prepared to take over a department whose disorganized Washington office consisted of four clerks.
Thus Locke envisions as legitimate a constitutional monarchy that is in effect a class state, a state wherein a small class of amply propertied males exercise political rights to vote, hold office, exercise political and social influence, and enjoy other important benefits and responsibilities to the exclusion of everyone else.
In this state of mind, and amply supplied with hazy images, disembodied audio and alarmist commentary, Web users can be forgiven for thinking paranormal thoughts.
The occurrence of interconvertible affinity states of GPCRs has been amply documented [15] and was also demonstrated for M1ACh-R in in vitro experiments [16, 17].
For a model of what the Web could become, we need only look at Verizon or A. T. & T., both amply rewarded by Washington for serving as the state's most reliable intelligence accomplices.
