The phrase "a profound amount of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a significant quantity or degree of something, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The research revealed a profound amount of evidence supporting the theory."
Alternatives: "a significant amount of" or "a considerable amount of".
"There's a profound amount of interest and activity right now in making and remaking urban parks.
He said it was "a difficult decision" to join the competition, because he has "a profound amount of respect for Kiip".
There is no academic-driven simulator that is freely accessible to every student and combines high immersion grade with a profound amount of medical content.
Smartphones certainly provide a profound amount of practical advantage and comfort, but there is a cost.
It's a huge undertaking and one for which I have a profound amount of respect.
This is the only crime we place such a profound amount of doubt on when people, overwhelmingly women, share their story #solidaritywithstoya. Stoya hasn't posted any further statement on social media and could not be reached for comment.
"The issue here is the profound amount of helplessness at the moment of impact," said Elana Newman, a psychology professor at the University of Tulsa specializing in responses to traumatic life events.
But Jernigan says some of the spike in flu cases likely comes from seasonal viruses, not the new strain, as well as the "profound amount of testing that has gone on in the last few weeks".
There was the question of what to do with the now-free hour on Thursdays, the task of sorting through her profound amount of stuff, the logistics of Thanksgiving, Christmas, Independence Day.
Family preferences -- a vegetarian dish for her brother -- and the art and act of preparing profound amounts of food have always been more important than price, Richter said.
2. The opportunity to unashamedly have profound amounts of sloppy drunken sex with people you just met.
