The phrase "a real amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing quantities, values, or figures that are tangible or significant in a particular context.
Example: "The budget for the project was initially set at $10,000, but after revisions, we now have a real amount of $15,000 to work with."
Alternatives: "an actual amount" or "a tangible amount".
"It's a real amount of power and it will offset a significant amount of fossil fuel use locally," he said.
In the scope of Petri nets, the firing of a transition in a continuous Petri net system is done in a real amount.
"The thing we have to do is to get back to playing with a real amount of pride and passion, and to try and play with confidence and without fear.
Leaning: The humanitarian community needs to know certain kinds of qualitative assessments with a real amount of scientific certainty so that we can plan for areas that will be more likely to be hit by drought, areas that are going to have serious sea level rise, and areas that are going to be most at risk for very heavy storms.
However, as soon as they raise a real amount of money — either from institutional seed funds, a large group of friends/family, or with a VC — I think the founders should pay themselves basically market rate (within reason).
It's been a while since I've played a Halo game for any real amount of time.
(Microsoft sent out a few early invites to writing-guys like me, but the beta opens to Halo: ODST owners today). It's been a while since I've played a Halo game for any real amount of time.
In a preliminary filing, the company said it is looking to raise $100 million, though that is likely a placeholder for the real amount to be announced at a later date.
In the 50 organism case with 100 000 reads, we again see an underestimation of the real amount of DNA.
We now have a material amount of real data in crowdfunding.
Add in golf courses and that is a substantial amount of real estate.
