The phrase "a plausible amount of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a quantity or degree that seems reasonable or believable in a given context.
Example: "The researcher suggested that a plausible amount of funding would be necessary to complete the project successfully."
Alternatives: "a reasonable amount of" or "a credible amount of".
Ideally, it would be desirable not to obtain matches between the two images, though having in the injected image Iinj a plausible amount of well distributed keypoints.
Ahmadinejad could have been awarded the election after a decent interval giving the authorities a plausible amount of time to count the votes, or even after a run off against his main challenger, Mir Hossein Mousavi.
This threshold was to represent a plausible amount of time per day that a regular contact might have occurred over the course of the study, bearing in mind that weekends and holidays are included in the denominator.
Our imaginary subject violates procedural invariance to a small extent, however, resulting in an estimated indifference value of 10.75.> The considered time horizon was set equal to 50 years, because this was a plausible amount for our sample of students.
Detection error probabilities can be used to discipline empirically plausible amounts of robustness.
As normal RBCs treated with plausible amounts of 4-HNE were altered and intensely phagocytosed, it is proposed that rosettes may be instrumental in eliciting the removal of large numbers of npRBCs, a characteristic hallmark of severe malaria anaemia.
The simulations in that paper indicate that plausible amounts of intergroup conflict can maintain cooperation and punishment at high levels as long as payoff biases are strong compared to migration.
Populists offer a plausible account of the historical record.
Against this background, 300 steps were assumed to be a plausible minimum amount for a whole day measurement of physical activity in this specific study population.
Small gains provide compliant postural dynamics and thus the physiologically plausible small amount of noise can naturally generate the fluctuation during quiet standing [22].
Given that the reduction in BMI was strongly correlated with the increase in insulin sensitivity (Figure 1), it seems plausible that a critical amount of total adiposity must be lost before observing a beneficial effect of weight loss on insulin sensitivity.
