The phrase "a striking amount of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a significant or notable quantity of something, often in a context where the amount is surprising or noteworthy.
Example: "The research revealed a striking amount of support for the new policy among the community members."
Alternatives: "a significant amount of" or "an impressive amount of".
Those images burst with colour, movement, and a striking amount of detail that covers every inch of the massive photograph.
After Mr Chalabi's list came out, Mr Maliki watched in horror as it gained a striking amount of support.
He also noted that the conservative establishment retained a striking amount of faith in the Bush administration and its commitment to the conservative agenda.
This article from New Scientist describes how people from Kenya and Cameroon show a striking amount of diversity in a gene responsible for sensing bitter tastes.
Yet while Labour's divisions are well documented, on the economy – and other key issues – there is a striking amount of unity.
Ms. Lansing and Mr. Dolgen are very much in sync, even though they have remained a team for a striking amount of time.
With their help, she estimates that she will buy about 5percentt of the state's catch this year, a striking amount given her newcomer status.
This last may reflect the striking amount of active AKT in BT-20; AKT activity is increased in both cell lines after MUC1 siRNA, which agrees with a previous study of MUC1 siRNA [ 21], but disagrees with results from 3Y1 fibroblasts [ 18].
It all felt like a remixed version of "Dead Souls": an unknown man appears in town and tosses around striking amounts of cash.
General Musharraf's policies since Sept. 11 amount to a striking redefinition of Pakistani identity.
The CNN poll mentioned above called the findings "striking," and a good amount of the commentary on Trump's appeal to evangelical voters begins with the assumption that he should not appeal to evangelical voters.
