The phrase "amount of around" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when estimating or approximating a quantity or value.
Example: "The project will require an amount of around $5,000 to complete."
Alternatives: "approximately" or "roughly".
"The EU in particular has already promised an initial amount of around €550m (£463m).
Similarly, Flipkart, the largest online retailer in India, has so far raised an impressive amount of around $3 billion in nine rounds of equity financing.
The government has set aside £3.5bn to underwrite the loans, which will typically mean that a buyer receives an interest-free amount of around £50,000, saving nearly £300 per month in repayments.
A Department for Education spokesperson said: "We are investing a record amount of around £6bn every year by 2020 in childcare and have doubled the free childcare available to working parents to 30 hours a week, saving them up to £5,000 a year per child.
According to a study by the I.R.S.'s Taxpayer Advocate Service, which Ms. Olson runs, the last time the agency used outside collectors — from 2006 to 2009 — the companies collected a net amount of around $86 million while pursuing $1.6 billion in debt.
In 2011, MEG is projected to be consumed at a huge amount of around 20,000 kt/a world wide and about 8,000 kt/a in China.
It was a taste of home, and I did a fair amount of jumping around despite my sore quad muscles.
There were also decreases in the amount of esters (around 1743°Cm-1 and at 1236-1240°Cm-1 1236-1240°Cm-1
In the same amount of time, around 5,000 will get a HIV diagnosis.
The eggshell contains a small amount of magnesium (around 0.35%) which slightly increases with augmented supply of dietary Mg [ 60].
Then cut a very small amount of yarn, (Around 2cm) and tie in the middle of the bunch of yarn.
