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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a substantial amount in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant quantity of something, typically in a financial or quantitative context.
Example: "The company reported a substantial amount in revenue this quarter, exceeding all expectations."
Alternatives: "a significant sum in" or "a considerable quantity in".
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"If interest rates go up, they will lose a substantial amount in principal.
Poland appears to be willing to spend a substantial amount in exchange.
He said that voters will see that he pays a "substantial" amount in taxes.
He has virtually no outside or investment income and pays a substantial amount in interest on his home mortgage.
The university has invested a substantial amount in chemistry during the last five years, with new teaching and research facilities.
"What it means is I owe a substantial amount in taxes on a gain that may be impossible to recover given current market conditions".
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It should be emphasised that a substantial amount of in-depth exploration of this topic remains.
In recent years a substantial amount of in vitro experimentation has explored many aspects of the functional organization of the subicular microcircuits.
Lopez has earned more than $5 million in prize money and a substantial amount more in endorsements and business ventures.
His contract had been due to expire in 2012 and the company said both he and Härter were waiving their rights to a "substantial amount" more in severance.
But a substantial amount stays in El Paso: some 350,000 visitors walk across the Paso del Norte bridge into downtown every month.
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