The phrase "a verified amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific quantity or sum that has been confirmed or validated.
Example: "Before proceeding with the transaction, please provide a verified amount to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "an authenticated sum" or "a confirmed figure".
Since the IRS doesn't have independent means to verify amounts reported on Schedule C (Profit or Loss From a Business), these returns are likely audit targets.
If verified, the amount would be a state record for a tropical storm or hurricane and would shatter the old record of 24 inches — set near Wilmington during Floyd.
They went on the news clutching an identical copy of their receipt with a tip scribbled in alongside a bank statement verifying the amount debited from their account aligns with the total bill plus a 20% tip.
We verified the amount and quality of the resulting total RNA samples by agarose gel electrophoresis, as previously reported [ 86].
But, if verified, this amount breaks not only the Texas state rainfall record but also the record for the remaining Lower 48 states.
Regarding the ease of use construct, hypothesis H0EoU, we verified the amount of the users' opinions regarding the ease of use of the tool.
However, we verified that amount and content of transposable elements is different between D. holocanthus and the smooth pufferfish.
Coomassie blue staining of the gel verified the amount of HSA present in all treatments and showed the presence of a single band at 60 kDa, which corresponds to the size of albumin, together with a small amount of HSA dimer at approximately 120 kDa.
When many mortgage loans went bad in the last few years, lenders outsourced crucial tasks like verifying the amount a borrower owed or determining which institution had a right to foreclose.
Determine the conversion rate for turning resources into reserves and the recovery ratio based on analogous geological conditions; calculate the amount of recoverable reserves; and estimate the amount of exploration work required to verify the amount of reserves simultaneously.
