The phrase "a large amount of papers" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression should be "a large number of papers" since "papers" is a countable noun.
Example: "The professor had a large number of papers to review before the conference."
Alternatives: "a significant quantity of papers" or "a considerable number of papers."
Among a large amount of papers dedicated to fractional-order equations, let us mention works [22 30], where existence results of various types were obtained.
One could argue that, different from our work, a large amount of papers compared iterative with exact methods for specific clinical applications (e.g. morphological evaluation of tumours) in specific anatomical regions and diseases.
In spite of a large amount of papers on costs of chronic diseases published in clinical journals, most of the critical remarks have appeared in the health economics journals and statistical literature.
Curious to see what had happened, we ran to the windows to find a large amount of paper tickets falling to the ground.
However, the PS contains a large amount of paper filler materials, such as CaCO3, kaolin (Al2Si2O5(OH)4), talc (Mg3Si4O10(OH 2) and other inorganic materials, and it is possible to be an inhibitor of enzymatic reaction and metabolism of microorganism for the bioconversion of PS.
Hole punching a large amount of paper may be difficult - you can use a paper drill or a crop-a-dile to make this easier.
The search yielded a large amount of potential papers.
Ending the mandatory delivery of White Pages will end up saving a large amount of wasted paper, and most people won't feel the loss.
Belcher had been ordered to effect the retirement of a large amount of Massachusetts paper currency by 1741, and the legislation to accomplish this was rejected by the Board of Trade, leading to the introduction of competing banking proposals in the province.
Get a large amount of toilet paper.
