"be abundant with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is filled with a lot of something. Example: Our garden is abundant with fresh vegetables.
But, with 80 artists, "Chaos and Classicism" will be abundant with relative unknowns like the French painter Suzanne Phocas, the German realist Adolf Ziegler and the Italian sculptor Arturo Martini.
Murine submandibular glands are known to be abundant with mice kallikreins; however, the KLK2 gene is a silenced pseudogene in mice [30].
Taken together, the replicons of the RCR family appear to be abundant with a species-specific profile.
The literature in nanomedicine is abundant with both "stealthing", "targeting" and combinations thereof.
Why limit yourself to the last ten years when history is abundant with regrettable decisions?
Breakfast is abundant, with fried eggs, pancakes and owner Osman's homemade jams.
Wood was abundant, with stems and shades clad in veneers like birch and mahogany.
Invertebrate fossils are abundant, with remnants of snails and insects being common.
There is also a large, dark imitation rock cave that is abundant with critters including the brown bats.
Rainfall is abundant, with about 65 inches (1,650 mm) of precipitation occurring annually.
