The phrase "amount for collection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to a specific sum of money that is due to be collected, often in relation to invoices or debts.
Example: "The total amount for collection this month is $5,000, which includes outstanding invoices from previous clients."
Alternatives: "sum due for collection" or "total for collection".
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Thieves smashed their way into a church and made off with an unspecified amount of collection money that was meant for a baby fundraiser.
List of collections including date, occasion, reason for collection, and amount collected, 1847-1851.
The paper presents an algorithm to minimize the amount of data collection for calibration of steady-state virtual sensors when obtained during normal operation of HVAC equipment in the field.
In light of the foregoing analysis, we conclude that HHS lacks authority to ignore the statute's directive to deposit amounts from collections under the transitional reinsurance program to the Treasury and instead make deposits in the Treasury only if its collections reach the amounts for reinsurance payments specified in section 1341.
The Netherlands' Council of State, the body responsible for vetting new laws, also said the law allowed for a disproportionate amount of data collection and could breach European privacy laws.
Also, they judge whether the amount of recyclable material placed outside for collection corresponds to building size.
Charging residents according to the amount of refuse they set out for collection is not only fair, but would mean reducing costs for those who produce less refuse.
On January 3rd , 1998 a cryogenic air sampling experiment was carried out at Syowa Station (69S, 40E), which is the first successful trial in the world for collection of large amount of stratospheric air over the Antarctic.
The council also approved unanimously an amendment to the contract with Mercury Disposal Systems for an amount not to exceed $5,300 for collection and disposal of batteries and fluorescent lamps and tubes during fiscal year 2010-11.
This design also takes into account operational costs to aim for collection of large amounts of blood at reasonable cost.
