The phrase "amount indicator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to refer to a measurement or signal that represents a quantity or level of something.
Example: "The amount indicator on the dashboard shows how much fuel is left in the tank."
Alternatives: "quantity gauge" or "volume marker."
It found instances where the AMS bought ground beef that retailers and fast-food chains rejected because of high amount of indicator bacteria, which indicates an increased probability that the meat contains insidious pathogens.
The fluorescence peak shifted to 350 nM within a mean period of three hours, indicating the maximum amount of indicator was incorporated into the cell suspension.
This method is based on the Fick principle which means that under constant flow conditions, the blood volume moving through an organ (eg the liver) can be calculated by determining the amount of indicator extracted over that time and the concentration difference of the indicator entering (arterial) and leaving (hepatic venous) that organ.
Densitometry measurements were performed in duplicate to determine the amount of indicator bound to each strain using an AlphaImager® 3400 (Alpha Innotech Corporation, San Leandro, CA), and the values (as percent of wild-type) were calculated.
A small amount of indicator solution is added to a seawater sample, and the pH is then measured spectrophometrically. Intercept electrode potentials can occasionally be consistent within ±0.1 mV for several days.
But, in the absence of this being a specific category in criminal statistics, these cases don't amount to indicators about the prevalence of online abuse.
"The amount of indicators or warning that we'd have is not sufficient to let us know well ahead of time," Hodges said.
Several plays earned at least 50 percent of their maximum possible gross amounts, an indicator that each was in the black for the week.
At present, many festivals use overall solid waste amount as an indicator of their waste management performance.
Total LC-II amount is an indicator of two intracellular activities: i) the level of autophagic flux; and ii) the rate of LC3-II lysosomal degradation [ 44, 45].
