The phrase "is rich of" is not a correct phrase in written English.
You would not use this phrase in writing.
The Dutch Zeeland area is rich of water, but fresh water is scarce.
That it is our room, our housing, our district, the landscape in which fits this one, our habitat is rich of resources and affects.
It makes use of data distribution which is rich of discriminative information from positive and negative samples, and also utilizes shape statistics which comes from average human template.
Look, I must admit my eyes boggled a bit when I saw that the actor Jude Law is having another unplanned baby, which is rich of me, because I'm hardly the nation's most organised person.
The literature is rich of scientific works regarding the recovery of yttrium and europium from red phosphors of lamps and it is poor of papers about the extraction of terbium, cerium and lanthanum from green phosphors.
The core shell structure was evidenced by transmission electron microscope (TEM) and the Fourier transfer infrared (FTIR) spectra revealed that the carbon shell is rich of function groups such as − OH and − COOH.
Traditional manuals are rich of text instructions that in AR applications are not advisable.
Smith thought that perhaps it was a little, as it were, rich of young millionairesses to complain about cash.
Mucosal surfaces are rich of immunologic organs, thus all mucosal sites are theoretically able to be used as vaccinated routes.
It could be seen that the sample was rich of arsenic (As 9.3%) and belonged to arsenic-rich gold concentrates.
There are rich of blood vessels over this region, which might easily cause accidentally bleeding during implant surgery.
