The phrase "a net amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to refer to the final amount after deductions, such as taxes or fees, have been applied.
Example: "After all deductions, the net amount deposited into your account will be $1,000."
Alternatives: "final amount" or "amount after deductions".
They recovered a net amount of £10,000 each from Worboys while DSD was paid £13,500 and NBV £2,000 by the CICA.
The company did not make a prediction about the effect on its books, but it said that as of the end of September, it had provided a net amount of $12.8 billion in liquidity support for commercial paper issued by collateralized debt obligations, or C.D.O.'s.
A net amount of the first liquid was observed to be pumped into the second liquid.
Then it winches in at a stationary neutral position, thus leaving a net amount of generated energy.
Hence, wider cross-section part acts as an actuator and applies a net amount of tensile strain on the smaller cross-section part that can be considered as the specimen.
A City statement said that they only fielded 21 players in the Champions League this season, were not planning to spend a net amount of more than £49m on players this summer and expected their wage bill to be lower next season anyway.
By "supply side criminology," he means the conservative theory of crime that claimed that social circumstances produced a certain net amount of crime waiting to be expressed; if you stopped it here, it broke out there.
Thus, for v in A, the net amount of information flowing out of v should be equal to ρ(x v,y v ).
Such an accumulation could theoretically have lead to an increased net amount of active EGTA and as such to an augmented Ca chelation and thereby to a more profound hypocalcemic response.
Others, like One Fine Stay, have a more complicated arrangement, giving owners an annual net amount based on long-term rental yields, usually totaling 3.5 percent to 5 percent of the property's value.
Eqn 3 (below) indicates that, in a system, the net amount of electrical charges due to the strong ions is equal to the net electrical charge of the system at time zero plus the net electrical charge added as a result of metabolism plus the net electrical charge added with volume infusion minus the net electrical charge extracted via urine.
