The phrase "amount in line with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing financial figures or quantities that are consistent with expectations or standards.
Example: "The budget for this project is set at an amount in line with our previous expenditures."
Alternatives: "amount consistent with" or "amount aligned with".
By not raising the amount in line with inflation, the Chancellor will collect an extra £1.4bn a year from graduates by effectively reducing the threshold to near its 2012 level of £15,000, the IFS said.
As importantly, these drugs were sold at or below the target retail price; interviewed customers paid an average price of $0.58 during the study period, an amount in line with the cost of other common antimalarial drugs.
16 Drugs used in the treatment of asthma are also used in the treatment of obstructive airway disease (R03), which makes up about 8% of total drug expenditure by the national health care system in Italy, 22 and an amount in line with that spent by the Milano 2 ASL.
The detail of the new 25-year agreement will not be revealed until the deal is formally signed, but it is understood to be "in line" with the amount Lord Hollick was seeking.
It said ministers planned to compensate councils for outstanding amounts in line with current collection rates.
The clay assemblage is dominated by kaolinite, goethite, hematite and gibbsite in varying amounts, in line with the kind of parent rock and the drainage conditions (see also Table 1).
Banks that cleared the Fed's regulatory hurdle are free to boost their dividends and repurchase shares as long as the total amount is in line with what they submitted to the Fed.
Ministers have claimed the amount was in line with its policy of an average 1% pay increase in 2016-17.
Most federal retirees will see their annuity benefits increase by 2percentt in January, the largest inflation-based increase since 2012 and an amount about in line with what current federal employees stand to receive as a pay raise.
But the EFSF's borrowing is backed by guarantees from euro-area states, each of which vouches for an amount roughly in line with its share of the euro-area economy.
The senators' requested amount is in line with what Gov. Jerry Brown, working with local officials, said is needed to help Californians recover.
