The phrase "a strong amount" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when referring to a significant quantity of something, but it is better to use more standard expressions.
Example: "We received a strong amount of feedback from the participants, which will help us improve the program."
Alternatives: "a substantial amount" or "a considerable amount".
"You should be able to get a strong amount of ecommerce sessions on phones and buys".
We are led to believe that without a strong amount of "innovation," your company is surely doomed.
If a game demonstration has a strong amount of violence, it automatically puts the game in to a M-rating.
While that company demonstrated it was able to show a strong amount of engagement, it's not clear if Down to Lunch can match that kind of swagger.
But one investor in the club told BBC South West that the figure Albion needs in order to be clear of debt and have a strong amount of money to invest in players in nearer to half a million pounds.
Nintendo stated previously that there would be 50 available before March 31, so, relatively so, the Wii U is launching with a strong amount of games including New Super Mario Bros U, Call of Duty: Black Ops II and, yes, Nintendo Land, the game Nintendo hopes will be the Wii Sports of its new console (it won't).
But I mean, the thing that's interesting Silverlight — Silverlight has had acceptance and has generated a very strong amount of leadership in a couple of spaces.
Fourth, there is a relatively strong amount of clarity of the mechanisms.
But the nine-day meet that will begin in Berlin on Saturday is generating an unusually strong amount of anticipation and nostalgia.
Physicalists will maintain that "materialism is well supported by the empirical evidence, and it would require an extremely strong amount of counterevidence to overthrow it" (Dave).
Both Tommy and Shelley are model examples of entrepreneurs in the Delta, and deserve an equally strong amount of support.
