The phrase "amount exhausted" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing resources, finances, or energy levels, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "After reviewing the budget, we found that the amount exhausted exceeded our initial estimates."
Alternatives: "total spent" or "resources depleted".
The sheer amount of exhausting work involved in organic farming is a running theme through all of these farmers' lives.
Moreover, during coloration process, the exhausted amount of metals will not partake fully into the dye fiber binding purposes.
Besides, these exhausted amounts of metals reside onto fabric surface by both physical and chemical bond.
The exhausted amounts of metals were accessed by the Eq. 4 (Rather et al. 2016; Bechtold et al. 2003).
"We have exhausted the amount of cooperation, which amounts to $12 million, that Alex has agreed to include in this deal to try and get it done".
But there was a hiccup: under the old law, which dated from the currency board in effect in the 1990s, the government could only spend reserves above the amount needed to back up the stock of pesos in circulation, and it had already exhausted that amount.
By the end of the two days I felt quite exhausted: the amount of interesting, emotional and challenging talks and ideas we'd heard shared was staggering.
Along with the new sub-£100 smartphone, EE has also lowered the entry price for its 4G contracts, which now start at £13.99 a month for 24 months with 500 minutes, unlimited texts and 500MB of data – an amount that could be exhausted in minutes on EE's fast 4G network if a user chose to stream a high-quality movie for instance.
In having peaked too early - in having so involved the public in the riveting thriller of the first serious black presidential candidate running against the first serious female one - the Democratic party has exhausted the amount of emotion that its constituency will invest in any given election.
At every scheduling interval t, a certain amount of data budget r i,t is reserved for each application (i in mathcal {N}) and an amount f i,t as flexible budget; the application i uses data budget from f i,t in the case that the reserved amount r i,t is exhausted before the next time interval t+1.
