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The phrase "a daunting amount of work" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a task or workload that feels overwhelming or intimidating. Example: "The project ahead of us involves a daunting amount of work, but I believe we can tackle it together."
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But a daunting amount of work lies ahead.
There is a daunting amount of work still to be done to make the seaports safer.
He also said American officials still had a daunting amount of work to "undo the enormous economic damage" done by Mr. Hussein.
Granted, not everything works out of the gate as there's a daunting amount of work and optimization remaining.
The uninhabited, mansion-less island may seem like a daunting amount of work for a vacation home, but it comes with a legal option that sweetens the deal: approval for the subdividing and construction of up to 44 five-acre lots.
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However, mastering such software and scripting rigorous experiments requires a daunting amount of time and effort.
A daunting amount of research is key to their endeavors, Ms. Franklin said.
Even today, it takes a daunting amount of conviction to convert natural curiosity into willpower.
It is called "The Behavior of Federal Judges," and it collects and analyzes a daunting amount of data.
And it takes a daunting amount of fund-raising (D.T.W.'s projected 2000 operating budget alone is $2.5 million).
Sexton's touchline conversion turned the screw, extending the home advantage to 19-3 and leaving England with a daunting amount of face to save.
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