The phrase "absorbed amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, science, or health, where you are referring to the quantity that has been taken in or assimilated.
Example: "The absorbed amount of nutrients from the food can significantly impact overall health."
Alternatives: "taken-in quantity" or "assimilated amount".
Considering all subjects, no differences were observed on EFV absorbed amount, as shown by the estimated 90CI of the AUC96 Test/Reference bioequivalence ratio (T/R): 0.950 1.05.
Water vapor has absorption bands inside the sensitive range of a CMOS sensor, and we can measure TCWV (c w ) from absorbed amount in DSR or SSR intensity.
An absorbed amount of analytes on fiber coating and sensitivity depend on sorption kinetics and partition coefficient between fiber coating and a sample (Yang and Peppard 1994).
Comparison of the static and dynamic crushing characteristics is made by examining the collapse modes, the shape of the load displacement curves, the peak and average compressive load and the absorbed amount of crushing energy in both loading cases.
The absorbed amount of iron at this standardised iron status is obtained by multiplying the drink and reference dose ratio by 40.
The proportion of absorbed ethanol was determined for each hand rub and type of application as the ratio of the median absorbed amount and the amount of ethanol initially applied.
One measurement would cause 1.5 × 10 photons to be absorbed, amounting to a dose of 2.5 × 10 Gy (J·kg−1).
Finally, the maximum absorbed amounts of cefazolin and vancomycin were established by impregnating 1 g of bone chips with 5 ml of antibiotic solution.
This is owed to their ability to absorb amounts of water times their own weight, retain it, and release it when the conditions change.
The measurements showed the absorbed nitrogen amount in plant was less than the outflow nitrogen amount from nutrient solution.
The absorbed antibiotic amount of one gram bone chips was determined.
