The phrase "addressing the amount of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or considering a specific quantity or level of something, often in a formal or analytical context.
Example: "The report focuses on addressing the amount of resources allocated to the project."
Alternatives: "considering the quantity of" or "tackling the level of".
The model showed good adequacy hence providing a tool to tailor the surface properties of chitosan/poly ethylene oxide) blends by addressing the amount of accessible chitosan.
Recreating the quality of it here is near-impossible, but in addressing the amount of games teams are forced to play, there may yet be a glimmer of hope for England.
In addressing the amount of atmospheric removal, we must consider the 'rebound effect'.
The IOI-HA presents seven questions addressing the amount of HA use (item 1), benefit (item 2), residual activity limitation (item 3), satisfaction (item 4), residual participation restriction (item 5), impact on others (item 6), and change of quality of life (item 7).
I think that was a really interesting point, where also Margrethe Vestager [The European Commissioner for Competition] really understood that if she talked about competition, you also need to address the amount of data the company has.
And Travelers United, representing consumers on a government advisory committee, has lobbied to address the amount of space allotted to air travelers.
To address the amount of sequence conservation of monomeric beta-satellites between human and chimpanzee, we determined the exact location of the orthologous beta-satellite stretches within each beta-satellite repeat block.
The next criterion addressed the amount of information provided regarding specific chemical contaminants at the waste site.
However, this study did not address the amount of formula feeding or HM supplementation that might possibly eclipse the differences noted in the current study.
The observation guide addressed the amount of time spent on communication of test results, the explanations provided by physicians, the dialogue and terminologies used in the communication of test results as well as patients' reaction to the information provided.
HGI is the ratio of the displacement of the root tip along the x axis, Lx, divided by L. HGI specifically addresses the amount of skewing (horizontal displacement) undergone by the root.
