"largely abundant" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to describe something that is plentiful or existing in large quantities. Example: "The forests in this region are largely abundant, providing a home for numerous species of animals and plants."
By the mid-1940s, Aremained remained largely abundant in land, but showed much lower ratios compared to, for instance, Canada or Australia.
Fuel ethanol production from sustainable and largely abundant agro-residues such as sugarcane bagasse (SB) provides long term, geopolitical and strategic benefits.
Antioxidant enzymes and molecules such as superoxide dismutases (SODs), glutathione (GSH), and catalases (CATs) are largely abundant in semen plasma or in sperm cells [ 8– 10].
For example, the paucity of Cys framework XI (I superfamily) transcripts, directly contrasts cone snail transcriptomes in which I superfamily conotoxins are largely abundant and characterized as Na+ channel agonists and K+ channel modulators.
Intriguingly, the ultrastructure of the nerve terminal and post-synaptic membrane appeared largely normal with abundant presynaptic vesicles and elaborate junctional folds.
The first problem came with the crocodiles' diet, when they largely refused the abundant ducks and fish from surrounding ponds.
More broadly, studies conducted by migration scholars, economists, and political scientists (studying social remittances, social transfers, or transfers of political norms) share an important blind spot: they largely overlook the abundant literature on economic remittances.
This is largely due to abundant repetitive sequences making it challenging to assemble the genome sequence (Warren et al. 2008).
Ku70/Ku80 and DNA-PKcs are very abundant, largely outnumber HR factors, and would easily win in a DNA end binding competition based on the law of mass action (Meek et al. 2008).
However, plasma proteome analysis is still a daunting task largely due to abundant proteins such as albumin and IgG that constitute approximately 60-97% of the total plasma proteins [ 27].
This fraud, Keyssar reported, "is exceedingly rare"—especially compared with voter fraud in absentee balloting, which is abundant yet largely unaddressed.
