The phrase "and abundantly in a" is not correct and seems incomplete in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are describing something that is plentiful or generous, but it requires additional context to make sense.
Example: "The garden flourished, and abundantly in a way that surprised everyone."
Alternatives: "and plentifully in a" or "and generously in a".
Because acrylamide is (a) found widely and abundantly in various foods as a hazardous food contaminant, (b) known as a potential carcinogen for humans, and (c) induces a large number and variety of phase II enzymes, we have selected this chemical as a model xenobiotic chemical probe that should represent a substantial number of xenobiotic compounds [11], [18], [21], [22], [23] (Fig. S5).
Sonchus asper (SAME), locally called Mahtari, is a common herb that grows wildly and abundantly in open fields.
Some trees may reproduce earlier and more abundantly in a world pumped up with carbon dioxide, according to a new study.
Two of these products were also found as impurities in the API and more abundantly in an impure lot of API.
Using information about the EST source in the database, 83 of 1505 genes were predicted to be unknown and abundantly expressed in an epididymis-specific or -predominant manner.
MiR-17/92 and miR-106b/25 are expressed abundantly in a wide spectrum of tissues but miR-106a/363 is expressed at lower levels.
Ellet wrote abundantly in a wide variety of genres.
Sodium is easily replaced because it can be consumed abundantly in a normal diet.
Conversely, the putative GS1 47 kDa post-translationally modified polypeptide was absent in the senescent zone and abundantly present in the fixation zone indicating a relationship with active N2-fixation.
Last month, Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz, the general who staged a coup in the desert nation of Mauritania and consolidated his power with an election this summer, was cordially received in Paris and abundantly photographed with a smiling Mr. Sarkozy.
