The phrase "action amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific quantity or value related to an action, such as in finance or project management.
Example: "The action amount required for this project is $5,000 to cover initial expenses."
Alternatives: "transaction amount" or "activity value".
The Supreme Court's rulings today on affirmative action amount to a rejection of the policies and arguments that the Reagan Administration has been advancing for six years in the field of civil rights.
Notice that we should not assume without argument that one or another mode of action must be nonoptional; if the pressures toward one or another form of action amount to less than practical necessity, pluralism about action might be the appropriate conclusion (Millgram 2010).
Triggers referred to their relatives' specific actions at a particular activity step (e.g., erroneous or inappropriate action, amount of time elapsed since the PwD's last action, and verbal phrase uttered) that would signal to the system that a prompt was needed.
"Their failure to take action amounts to criminal negligence".
The governor's aides said the action amounted to a veto.
This action amounted to high treason in the eyes of the Emperor.
In its finding in September 2000, the E.E.O.C. said that Allstate's action amounted to "unlawful interference, coercion and intimidation".
"President Jacob Zuma's action amounts to a serious violation of the constitution, and constitutes grounds for impeachment," he said.
A federal court decided that this action amounted to an attempt to extend market dominance in ways that harmed Netscape, the rival browser, and recommended Microsoft's breakup.
The Nation contends that when the Board dropped it the action amounted to a denial of constitutional guarante of freedom of the press.
Word spread today that the governor would send the bill back to the state congress for further study; the action amounts to a veto, his aides said.
