The phrase "amount at the time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific quantity or value that was applicable during a particular moment or period in the past.
Example: "The amount at the time of the transaction was significantly lower than it is today."
Alternatives: "value at that moment" or "sum at that time".
The sale generated $1.3 million, an enormous amount at the time, which Mr. Aldrich then used to start the museum.
The cornerstone was laid in 1923 and the place was built for $750,000, an astronomical amount at the time.
For medications furnished through the Veterans Choice Program under § 17.1500 through 17.1540, the copayment amount at the time the veteran fills the prescription is $0.
So in 1854, Field raised $1.5 million -- a huge amount at the time, but a fraction of the eventual cost -- from a small group of similarly enthusiastic investors.
But if they relocated to Canada, their basic state pension would have been permanently frozen at £27.15 – the weekly amount at the time.
He progressed so well that in 1994 Bayern Munich signed him in a $2.5 million transfer a record amount at the time for a German goalkeeper.
Mr. Bass's divorce from Anne Hendricks Bass, under the community-property laws of Texas, involved an enormous settlement that included the transfer of what amounted at the time to 1 percent of the stock of the Walt Disney Company to his ex.
Smokers reported having drunk larger amounts at the time of injury with 9.8% of smokers reporting 4 or more drinks (8.8%; 7 or more), and non-smokers 3.3% (1.6%; 7 or more).
She struggled to pay the monthly amount, which at the time consumed more than half of her monthly income.
In exchange, the Government would pay pensions of up to $200 a month, an amount equivalent at the time to a full salary for a middle-income worker.
What is the college's average loan amount due at the time of graduation?
