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The phrase "a substantial amounts of" is not correct in written English
It should be "a substantial amount of" to maintain grammatical agreement. Example: "The project requires a substantial amount of resources to be successful."
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Because the 2-step K-means + Ward's algorithm does not require a substantial amounts of computer processing power, large datasets can be analyzed efficiently by the methodology.
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Gilder has done a substantial amount of both.
I have spent a substantial amount of money in development.
The foundation lost a substantial amount of money.
"He had a substantial amount of inflammation," Tellem said.
And noise complaints usually involve a substantial amount of subjectivity".
A substantial amount of their business is illegal.
A substantial amount of nucleosynthesis must have occurred in stars.
But this requires a substantial amount of unlearning.
A substantial amount of England's forestland is privately owned.
But she also had a substantial amount of European ancestry.
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