The phrase "a significant amount of those" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large quantity of items or individuals previously mentioned in a discussion or text.
Example: "In the survey, a significant amount of those who participated expressed their satisfaction with the service."
Alternatives: "a considerable number of those" or "a large portion of those".
But Vaizey said: "I am pretty certain that we are going to save significant amounts of money going forward and we will see a significant amount of those savings going into film production".
It is known that even after solving a significant amount of those problems, students' physics understanding is still inadequate (Kim and Pak 2002).
First, there are genetic factors that may determine at least a significant amount of those cognitive skills and deficits (Krapohl et al., 2014), and it may vary from children to children.
And all of that money saved from buying in bulk disappears when you don't eat a significant amount of those foods.
It doesn't matter to many that the statistics paint a much more nuanced picture, that a significant amount of those who end up carrying out attacks are not immigrants but Western natives who might not even be religious or that not all Muslims come from an Arab or South Asian ancestry.
So, we did a significant amount of licensing of those albums and put, literally, hundreds of titles out.
This occurred in a significant amount of patients, 27% of those with CBZ and 18% of those with OXC, who were initially responders.
Each, he said, ended up losing a significant amount of money for those brave or foolish enough to invest.
Instead, the VC allocates a significant amount of time to those middle portfolio companies, determining whether and how the investment can be turned around and whether continued participation is advisable.
That's a lot of money, and it wouldn't be hard to devise taxes that would raise a significant amount of revenue from those super-high-income individuals.
Given how well he's pitched this season (38 strikeouts and 8 walks in 28 1/3 innings, 0.95 E.R.A. and 16 saves in 16 opportunities), there will most likely be a significant amount of interest if those contract talks are put on hold until Street becomes a free agent at season's end.
