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The phrase "amount of academic" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing the quantity or level of academic work or achievement.
Example: "The amount of academic effort required for this course is significant."
Alternatives: "level of academic" or "extent of academic".
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In recent decades, a huge amount of academic research essentially absolves the crash.
He has had to face a huge amount of academic hostility.
Radically he says: "There is a great amount of academic research available, much of which supports the view that an alternative approach is needed.
Portland, by contrast, is deterring migrants and thus subduing economic growth.NIMBYs make the world less equalAn increasing amount of academic evidence backs up that claim.
That view is also backed by a growing amount of academic research questioning the premise that lower capital gains rates promote growth.
What really annoys me is that we say to young people exhibiting symptoms of mental illness: 'What is causing this?' They say: 'The amount of academic pressure I'm under.' And then people say.
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"We've had an unbelievable amount of academics suggesting what they want next," he says.
But this knowledge is entirely theoretical until you have to use it in the messy, real-world situations that no amount of academics can prepare you for.
Even these numbers understate the situation, since colleges provide underqualified athletes with advisers who point them toward easier courses and majors and offer extraordinary amounts of academic coaching and tutoring, primarily designed to keep athletes eligible to play.
He was caught hacking M.I.T.'s computer system in an apparent effort to make large amounts of academic research freely available to the public.
A fair amount of flatulent academic writing clouds the air in "Draw It With Your Eyes Closed".
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