The phrase "amount distributed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or resource allocation to refer to the quantity of something that has been given out or allocated.
Example: "The total amount distributed to the charity this year was significantly higher than last year."
Alternatives: "total disbursed" or "quantity allocated".
It dispenses more than $3 billion annually, more than five times the amount distributed by the Ford Foundation, and will have some 800 employees by year's end.
The legislation allows the United States to give $4 billion, or 80percentt of the amount distributed under the Foreign Sales Corporation program, to American companies next year.
Of that sum, Culture of Calm received $40 million for the 2010-11 school year, the second-largest amount distributed to district programs, behind early childhood programming.
The bill allows the United States government to hand out $4 billion, or 80percentt of the amount distributed annually under the foreign sales corporation law, to American companies next year.
At a breakfast held by the Association for a Better New York last week, Marisa Lago, president of the Empire State Development Corporation, suggested an alternative program that would cut the state tax break to 20percentt from 30percentt and limit the total amount distributed to $100 million a year.
The advantage of distributing profits is that the company doesn't have to pay its share of payroll taxes on the amount distributed (this, at least, is my understanding — feel free to correct me in the comments section if I am wrong).
Between two observations, the probability "amount" distributes with time between the different states, with a rate determined by the transition parameters.
Unfortunately, sulfuric acid has been frequently used in the illicit manufacture of narcotics, therefore large amounts distributed through international commerce have become controlled.
In terms of employees, about half of the total amount are distributed in the peripheral districts, also situated outside of the GRA.
This paper deals with centralized thermal overload management in active radial distribution systems that host a significant amount of distributed generation (DG).
This paper focuses on centralized thermal overload management in active radial distribution systems which accommodate a significant amount of distributed generation (DG).
