The phrase "amount it would add" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the contribution or increase in quantity, value, or effect that something would provide.
Example: "We need to calculate the amount it would add to our overall budget if we proceed with the new project."
Alternatives: "increase it would contribute" or "value it would provide".
New data shows that in North America alone, women currently control approximately $18 trillion in wealth, and if they gave just 1.7% of that amount, it would add up to $230 billion in philanthropic dollars.
"We have to ask, why is this so important that they get to keep [an] unused balance?" While the new law is part of the state's attempt to make up for budget shortfalls, Pratt said the amount it would add to the budget would not be known until after June 30 , 2013 when the first unused gift card funds would be tapped by the state.
Each event was assigned a number corresponding to the amount of stress it would add to your life, and by adding up the numbers corresponding to the events that you were currently experiencing, you could estimate how numerically stressed out you were.
It is typical to elute from an avidin column with high concentrations of biotin, but this is undesirable in our case since it would add large amounts of unlabeled biotin to the sample.
If that were the case, and all Deliveroo's ~15,000 riders in the UK were given worker status, Warne said it would add a "substantial" amount of cost to the business — saying this would shake out to around an additional £1 to delivery costs per hour.
This may seem like a small difference but it would add considerable error due to the large amount of sitting time in a day.
It would add $1 trillion.
Which means the new cuts will instead add to the debt ― in Penner's view, irresponsibly ― beyond the amount it would have increased anyway.
He added that the Public would get a much greater percentage of the net profits, about twice the amount it would have received under previous royalty agreements.
However, the councilman added that the city should curb the amount it reimburses property owners, possibly by capping the maximum amount it would shell out per square foot.
