The phrase "a manageable amount" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a quantity or degree of something that is easy to handle or control.
Example: "The project requires a manageable amount of resources to ensure its success without overwhelming the team."
Alternatives: "a reasonable quantity" or "an achievable level."
Take on a manageable amount and get the jobs done properly.
And he describes it thoroughly in a manageable amount of space.
And most seem to accept the prospect of losing a manageable amount of money over many years.
The company clearly hopes that they'll throw financial caution to the wind, and overpay simply in exchange for the ability to pay a manageable amount each month.
"I miss when it was a manageable amount of those things, when every couple of years they would come along, instead of every couple of days.
"When Ray first came to me with it, there was a manageable amount of debt - something we could reasonably sort out," said Aileen.
Data mining can help narrow down a large batch of information to a more manageable amount, but human analysts - not a computer search screen - are the key to discerning actionable intelligence.
That would cut the required principal to maintain a "living standard" to a very manageable amount and maybe even leave something for the children, or better yet, the endowment of a worthy cause.
Even if it does turn out to cost $208,569 a year, there is another solution: hire one or two people per film to go through all the extra footage and cull it down to a more manageable amount.
To make this clearer we have added to the Materials and Methods section the paragraph beginning: "By performing a principal component analysis prior to inferring the HMM, the dimensionality of the data was reduced to a computationally manageable amount".
Doing this allows you to eat slightly less at your meals, giving your body a more manageable amount of food to digest, and keeps your blood sugar steadier throughout the day because you're not going for six hours at a stretch without eating.
