The phrase "amount of accidents" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term is "number of accidents," as "amount" is used for uncountable nouns, while "number" is used for countable nouns like "accidents."
Example: "The number of accidents on the highway has increased this year."
Alternatives: "total of accidents" or "count of accidents."
A more significant amount of accidents occur when passengers are standing in walkways.
As the ranks of new companies have grown, Mr. Tiene, the Skylands executive, said the state's riskiest drivers — who account for a disproportionate amount of accidents and costs for insurers — have been spread over a wider base.
Regarding the annual accident statistics, it becomes evident that the amount of deadly accidents decreased steadily throughout the last decades, whereas the amount of accidents itself remained fairly constant.
Many female drivers feel insulted, saying it reinforces the Georgian male prejudice that women cannot drive - a particularly galling accusation, they say, when you look at the amount of accidents caused by speeding male drivers.
Even though the automated metro system has eliminate the drivers from the system and some work of the dispatchers are replaced by DTO system functions (which reduces a large amount of accidents), the emergency management still heavily depends on the traffic dispatchers.
After much thought he managed to get it approved for me considering the amount of accidents I had reported to him.
Furthermore, high levels of stress can impair decision making, decrease productivity, and lead to high amounts of accidents and job absenteeism.
In modern 24-h societies, increased work demands are a major cause of chronic deficiency of sleep, leading to increased amounts of accidents, diseases, and even increased mortality [3].
Dorset Police figures show the highest amount of road accidents between April 2012 and 2013 actually involved young drivers, with those aged 20-29 involved in 223 incidents.
This 5 a.m. start time puts him right at the peak of a human's drive to achieve sleep, a factor contributing to the high amount of auto accidents at this time of day.
They said he looks "a lot older, thinner, has a new hair style and is sporting a dark beard!" Jaci Stephen of the Daily Mail criticised Home and Away for the amount of car accidents it features.
