The phrase "a measurable amount of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing quantities that can be quantified or assessed in some way, often in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "The experiment required a measurable amount of the chemical to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a quantifiable amount of" or "a discernible amount of".
He added, "I don't think it'll make a measurable amount of difference".
It is suggested that the resulting geopolymer compounds contain a measurable amount of non evaporable/combined water.
Cross-contamination is seldom a problem, since you must eat a measurable amount of most poisonous plants before they can hurt you.
[The Financial Times] The city of Austin, Tex., has not seen a measurable amount of rainfall since Oct. 26, the National Weather Service says.
Since 1979 the climate of Alaska has been gradually warming (see global warming), which has caused a measurable amount of permafrost to melt.
A measurable amount of diffusible hydrogen of approximately 1 appm is detected in the steel at the freely corroding condition using an electrochemical hydrogen permeation technique.
The financier will also be on probation for 36 months, during which time he is prohibited from driving with any measurable amount of alcohol in his bloodstream.
Of course, the bill didn't have "across the aisle support," finding the solution didn't prove to be "doable," and No Labels didn't actually generate any measurable amount of "No Labels attitude" in support of Manchin's effort.
None of the blank samples taken before onset of drug administration contained any measurable amount of salicylates.
These IRF7-deficient mice failed to generate any measurable amount of type-I IFN in the CNS over the course of infection (data not shown).
"Nutritionists tell us that a very little extra food each day adds up to a measurable amount at the end of a year," Dr. Kahn said.
