The phrase "amount from the first" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific quantity or value that is derived from an initial or primary source.
Example: "To calculate the total, we need to add the amount from the first invoice to the subsequent charges."
Alternatives: "value from the initial" or "quantity from the first".
The court heard he could have claimed the full amount from the second budget or asked the photographer to create two new legitimate invoices to split the cost.
We ran some numbers on Crunchbase, which keeps track of all announced acquisitions, and in the third quarter $31.8 billion worth of acquisitions were announced, double the amount from the second quarter and up fourfold from the $7.6 billion low in the fourth quarter.
In order to accomplish this staggering of gaps, cut progressively larger amounts from the first shingle in each row as you worked up the slope.
However, after 8 ultrasonication cycles the amount of S0 in the acetone was similar to the amount extracted from the first batch of pyrite after the same number of cycles (Figure 1).
He expects to learn an enormous amount from the very first patient, and has even considered the possibility that he may have to revise the protocol midway — which would, in turn, mean going back to the F.D.A. and the hospital review boards for approval.
The following cash flow projections show the amounts anticipated from the first few months during the student accumulation period through the company's rental saturation.
Subtract the interest amount for the second month from your monthly payment to get the amount of principal you're paying in the second month.
The approximately constant ΔHm for a given concentration at the different initial isothermal crystallization temperatures suggests that the total amount of ice from the first isothermal crystallization and the second cold crystallization is same.
