The phrase "amount it would be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific quantity or value in a hypothetical or conditional context.
Example: "I need to calculate the total cost, but first, let me determine the amount it would be after applying the discount."
Alternatives: "total it would be" or "value it would be".
In its 2003 accounts, EDF had to make a provision of €855m, representing its estimate of the amount it would be over-paying Italenergia shareholders.If EDF controls Italenergia and thus Edison, it will also have to consolidate the debts of these firms.
Whatever the amount, it would be too great.
If a jury awarded that amount, it would be automatically tripled.
Still, even if the I.P.O. were to raise half that amount, it would be one of the biggest stock market debuts ever.
They calculate that the efficiency of the Southern Ocean as a carbon sink has dropped by 30% compared with the amount it would be putting away if it had kept pace with levels of CO2.
Companies would also have some discretion about whether to try to reclaim a bonus if the cost of pursuing the executive would exceed any amount it would be expected to recover.
All three opposition parties promised to increase the pension, with the Social Crediters and CCF even stating the specific amounts it would be raised by.
By subtracting the total amount added from the total amount lost, it would be possible to estimate steady-state losses from the system.
But some analysts say that the revenue synergies from the combined company could be three or four times that amount, as it would be able to jack up its prices.
In other words, Saban would receive the entire amount but it would be spread over a period of time twice as long as his contract.
That would make it by far the largest shortfall ever in the dollar amount, though it would be well below the record for a deficit as a percentage of the gross domestic product and well below the amount forecast six months ago.
