The phrase "amount and purpose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity of something and the reason for its use or allocation.
Example: "In the budget proposal, please specify the amount and purpose of each expense to ensure clarity."
Alternatives: "quantity and reason" or "sum and objective".
Explaining a delay in submitting a filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission, Hollinger said that the inaccuracies involved the amount, authorization and purpose of what it said were "characterized as noncompete payments".
The present paper presents the results of a questionnaire survey regarding residents' preference of solar access in terms of time, amount, place, and purpose of the exploitation of sunlight, as well as an exploratory factor analysis (EFA) which examines the influence of environmental parameters on residents' preference.
"If you live your life trying to achieve a certain amount of stability and purpose and self-belief and you're then confronted by something that wants to destroy that or question that you feel threatened - and I don't think thats an easy or comfortable situation to be in.
Indian firms can raise money abroad, but the RBI sets limits on the amounts, rates and purposes of this borrowing.
There was no "wearing" the other player down -- just shots on shots on shots, each somehow returned with equal amounts of intensity and purpose.
Jail sentences for the possession of illicit drugs — in any amount and for any purpose — did not lead to the jailing of drug traffickers.
The new rules would require itemization of "other payments" of $2,500 or more to include details including the payee, the amount and the primary purpose of the payment, such as advertising, consultants, research and public affairs.
Each loan listing contains basic information regarding the amount, term, interest rate and purpose of the loan, as well as personal data on the borrower, such as income, credit profile, employment history and borrowing history.
That being said, I do think we get a tremendous amount of purpose and fulfilment out of it".
Other recent studies have shown that gay fathers self-report greater amounts of life satisfaction, happiness, and purpose compared to heterosexual fathers and gay men without children.
