The phrase "a special amount of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific quantity or degree of something that is considered unique or noteworthy.
Example: "The project required a special amount of dedication and effort from the entire team."
Alternatives: "a unique quantity of" or "a specific level of".
Depositing dense films is often the aim of the technological development, although there are also applications requiring adjusting a special amount of pores in the film.
"I was brought up in a home where you got a special amount of love from someone who had a learning disability.
Now that connected car startups are now thick on the ground, it takes a special amount of pizzaz to stand out.
Speaking on "Good Morning America" on Friday, Kelly agreed with Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, who recently said there's "a special amount of venomous commentary reserved for women".
Just like you, I do not always feel that I fit the mold of what society wants me to be and I think that affords a special amount of freedom.
If you have a special amount of people who you are allowed to invite, stick to that.
Three or four more employees would descend on my car with rags and spray bottles and spend what always seemed like an extra special amount of time and care hand drying the exterior and hand cleaning the interior of my car.
The results were compared with those of a target methane uptake (special amount of methane storage).
But I also wonder if Presto's incentive to sell advertisers the right to send a limited amount of "special offers" to Presto users will become too great to ignore over time, perhaps in exchange for a free or reduced price account.
Apollo 7 is available on Kickstarter for $289 with a limited amount of early bird specials at $249.
The authors must have planned a special use of the enormous amount of foreign philosophical and scientific knowledge that is explained in the treatises and to develop it in relation to the doctrinal conflicts and political changes that were occurring in their own times.
