The phrase "a global amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a total or overall quantity that encompasses a wide scope, often in financial or statistical contexts.
Example: "The report indicated that the global amount of carbon emissions has increased significantly over the past decade."
Alternatives: "total amount" or "overall figure".
- BWB will co-ordinate with one named contact at each charity for logistics and travel, who will send a global amount for reimbursement.
Since 2007, 1 260 GPs benefited from this specific support (330 registration forms for duo practices, 225 for trio practices, 129 for practices with 4 doctors, and finally, 69 for bigger practices), for a global amount of €6.6 millions.
In addition, one can have a sense of the global amount of wealth hidden all over the world, because offshore wealth leaves a clear footprint in global investment statistics.
This weakens the global amount of convection, potentially inducing magnetic fields.
The move doubles the global amount of protected oceans!
The American region accounted for 56% of the global amount of pyrethroids used for vector control.
These techniques will be capable of giving the global amount of (poly)phenols and of characterizing new compounds.
Thus, the global amount of difference accumulated between the selected and relaxed lines is greater in the LW lineage.
Last month, at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, Kofi Annan, the former secretary general of the United Nations, announced that Mr. Schmidt had won the Prix Pictet, a global award (amounting to $112,500 this year) given annually to a photographer whose work is of outstanding quality and has contributed to environmental consciousness.
On a global scale, the amount of tax that multinationals avoid is huge, around $500 billion a year according to Alex Cobham at the Tax Justice Network.
I mean it is extraordinary that 25 years after the end of the cold war as a global society the total amount of money spent on the military sector is higher even than the highest peak of the cold war period.
