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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a certain amount of points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an unspecified quantity of points, often in contexts like scoring, grading, or measuring.
Example: "To pass the exam, you need to earn a certain amount of points."
Alternatives: "a specific number of points" or "an unspecified quantity of points."
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We have a points system from May 2011 to June 2012 and you have to get a certain amount of points to get selected.
We need a certain amount of points to be safe so that is initially the goal," he said.
The online ticket marketplace offers a 50percentt refund (on the price paid, not face value) if the home team loses by a certain amount of points.
As to the reward system, each time you checkin at a local spot, you earn a certain amount of points, most often 10 points.
We are discussing them going to Italy and how they can win by a certain amount of points, rather than whether they can win or lose.
Getting five or ten dollars off for a certain amount of points spent is a terrific incentive to not only keep customers coming back, but to keep them active on your opt-in lists.
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Talking wasn't allowed at the table, so requesting the salt and pepper from one's neighbour necessitated a certain amount of pointing.
The participants were told that they would gain a certain number of bonus points if they reach a destination and lose a certain amount of bonus points for each step they took.
From there, you could spend a certain amount of ability points on building up your hero.
In combat, characters and enemies possess a certain amount of hit points.
Once a SNAP recipient has achieved a certain amount of "health points," they might be provided additional benefits or be granted price reductions on healthy food products.
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