The phrase "achieve the amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing reaching a specific quantity or target, often in contexts like finance, sales, or project goals.
Example: "Our goal for this quarter is to achieve the amount of $50,000 in sales."
Alternatives: "reach the total" or "attain the figure".
To achieve the amount of the trapped charges, curve fittings are made by using Equation 2.
In order to achieve the amount of bandgap similar to that of Si (1.12 eV) or Ge (0.67 eV), the uniaxial strain is projected to approximately 3% for the n=3m family.
All-in-all, she uses 8 products to achieve the amount of coverage necessary for her to calm her nerves.
For each condition, the roots of 8 plants were pooled together to achieve the amount of DNA necessary for the subsequent bisulfite treatment.
The energy deficit needed to achieve the amount of weight loss per week was then determined for each participant by subtracting the energy equivalent to 1% of initial body weight to the total daily caloric intake.
Educational materials were specifically designed to be clear and uncomplicated in the presentation of the benefits of physical activity and healthy eating, the amount or type required to achieve health benefit, and how to achieve the amounts required for health benefits [ 12, 20, 21].
The fact is that, even if all the planned reductions are achieved, the amount that CO2 emissions will be reduced will be tiny compared with that needed.
When drugs are given in repeated doses, a steady state is achieved: the amount being administered equals the amount being excreted or metabolized.
Although electroporation allows high internalization efficiencies to be achieved, the amount of non-internalized fluorescent molecules that remain in cell suspension after electroporation is typically much higher than the amount of internalized molecules.
The goal was to achieve the highest amount of total stored/delivered energy with a minimum heat transfer surface area.
On Medicare, I'm prepared to enact reforms that will achieve the same amount of health care savings by the beginning of the next decade as the reforms proposed by the bipartisan Simpson-Bowles commission.
