The phrase "a new amount of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a different or additional quantity of something, often in contexts involving measurements, finances, or resources.
Example: "The company has decided to allocate a new amount of funds for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "an additional quantity of" or "a different sum of".
"New players were needed and they've injected a new amount of energy and excitement to the squad," said Middleton.
But given current momentum, I think it's safe to say that whoever wins the next presidential election will see, early in their first term, a new amount of light spilling in from outside on just what the government is buying and how much it's willing to pay.
After binge watching Tidying Up you've expressed the appropriate amount of gratitude for the things you've have developed a new amount of consciousness surrounding space.
After binge watching Tidying Up you've expressed the appropriate amount of gratitude for the things you have developed a new amount of consciousness surrounding space.
In the second step, a new amount of HA is inserted and additional cross-linking is performed.
In the repeated transfection experiments, a new amount of polyplexes was added at 48 and 96 hours, besides the amount added in the beginning of the experiment.
"This is a significant new amount of money," said Mike Michels, a spokesman for Toyota in Torrance, Calif.
This creates an enormous new amount of cargo volume that is comparable to the larger Dodge Caravan and Plymouth Voyager from DaimlerChrysler.
A new, albeit undisclosed, amount of seed funding from the early-stage venture firm True Ventures should also help.
He also noted that the adventure came with a 32 page booklet with 30 new monsters and a small amount of new magic.
Winstock said: "Test dose any new batch by using a small amount of a new powder or a quarter or a half of new pill and waiting at least two hours before redosing three hours is even better.
