The phrase "amount and context" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significance or relevance of a particular quantity in relation to the surrounding circumstances or situation.
Example: "The amount and context of the data collected will determine the validity of our conclusions."
Alternatives: "quantity and situation" or "volume and circumstances".
The bottom line from the association is that sweeteners are O.K. when consumed in a reasonable amount and context.
Throw this in a blender and we get Wins Above Replacement for pitchers - a number that combines the quality, amount and context of a pitcher's work.
The objective of this study was to explore a wide range of self-reported sedentary behaviours in terms of amount and context, by day type, occupation type, and perceptions towards physical activity in a large sample of French working adults.
Fortunately, for many goods an informal standardization exists that helps to grasp the amount and the context of these transfers.
This study extends restorative environments research by showing that the amount of change and context for restoration can differ amongst adults with variable mental health.
Placing your location (or yourself) in history is an effective way to draw in the reader and generate heaping amounts of relatability and context at the same time.
Okay, yeah, that's putting it a little strongly, since it's just a bunch of icons people use to chat with online, but it really does erase a huge amount of context and history, and the gains are slim to none.
Indeed, if within the scenario we operate thousands of cars instead of dozens, the complexity of an average composition problem for a particular car would not grow and remain the same: the proper selection will always come up with more or less the same amount of relevant fragments and context.
Of course, no amount of context and analysis can improve the standing of a team with no pass rush.
But the amount of context and knowledge that we put into finding that answer is enormous.
However, these numbers are likely to be overestimates as the vast majority peptide-mediated interactions that have been structurally analysed only contain truncated pieces of the full proteins involved in the interaction, which reduces the amount of context and thus its influence on the binding energy.
