The phrase "amount from an" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing financial transactions, measurements, or quantities, but it needs additional information to be clear.
Example: "The amount from an unexpected sale significantly boosted our quarterly revenue."
Alternatives: "sum from a" or "total from an".
The party's funding was heavily dominated by sums from trade unions, with its highest amount from an individual coming from John Baker, who gave £65,000.
Simultaneously, lawyers familiar with the case said, the party -- later renamed Liberal Democracy -- received a loan in the same amount from an obscure Milan bank.
The offer opened Oct. 22 and demand was so strong that the government on Wednesday increased the amount from an initial €1.89 billion.
The small print of the annual accounts of Improbable Worlds shows the company reached a £506,805 agreement to settle "all obligations" over an unspecified amount from an "early collaborator".
For instance, Mr. Schwarzenegger cut $16 million from domestic violence programs in a line-item budget veto that was restored with a last-minute diversion of roughly that amount from an alternative fuel and technology fund, which will not reoccur next year.
Even though Mr. Rajaratnam made money from the tips he received, "a defendant tippee who profits from illegal trading does not engage in conduct that is as culpable as a defendant who affirmatively steals the same amount from an identifiable victim," the defense memorandum states.
Do not deduct any amount from a payment without our prior written approval.
50 Cent earned an undisclosed amount from a private concert during the 2005 Venice film festival.
When a statue was stolen from a temple or bought for some small amount from a local farmer, it was brought to a middleman, who photographed it.
It could put five hundred million dollars in a fund, raise an equal amount from a well-known investor or from institutional investors, and make strategic bets.
"We're building a whole public health strategy based on these drugs, extrapolating a huge amount from a few small studies," said Ms. Garrett of the Council on Foreign Relations.
