The phrase "amount is equal to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or scientific contexts to indicate that two quantities are the same.
Example: "In this equation, the total amount is equal to the sum of the individual parts."
Alternatives: "value is equivalent to" or "quantity matches".
That amount is equal to the total fines, penalties and surcharges for two parking tickets.
The amount is equal to about one year's budget for the medical center, which is in Duarte, Calif.
That amount is equal to four cups of brewed coffee and 10 cans of soda — two cans less than the amount Trump drinks.
Schools can provide student-athletes with cash to pay for those books, so long as the amount is equal to the actual cost of the books.
The amount is equal to about one-sixth of the city's annual core budget, although under Mr. Daley the money was not tracked or approved as part of the budgeting process, and his administration provided only a vague accounting of its TIF activities.
That minimum amount is equal to 10% of the starting value of the trust, increased at the IRS assumed rate of interest (currently 1.4%).
Medical examination was performed when the medical officer required additional medical information on indication and when the average insured amount was equal to or above $45,000, which gradually increased during 28 calendar years up to $65,000.
To satisfy the requirements for 454 sequences, the minimum criterion for sample concentration was 50 ng/μl and total amount was equal to at least 20 μg.
The milk is under-consumed by the children in the study: 71.8% of children do not consume milk or milk drinks daily and, among the consumers, the habitual amount was equal to 150.0 ml/day.
Draw small boxes with the amount being equal to the number of letters in your word.
