The phrase "amount of attacks" is not correct in standard written English.
The word "amount" is typically used with uncountable nouns, while "attacks" is a countable noun.
Example: "The amount of attacks on the network has increased significantly this year."
Alternatives: "number of attacks" or "total attacks."
But, according to the UN's high commission for human rights, the Saudi forces are responsible for "a disproportionate amount" of attacks on civilians.
The officer, Lt. Gen. Keith B. Alexander, said Thursday that one crucial reason that Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates created a Cyber Command was "the amount of attacks that we're seeing coming into the Defense Department gateways every day".
You can argue that he need have said nothing but out there we were getting a huge amount of attacks form the Tories saying 'Vote Clegg, get Brown' and we had to deal with that.
Microsoft researchers Dinei Florencio and Cormac Herley found no correlation between the value of a consumer's account, the amount of attacks that the website suffered, and the complexity of the passwords that the website operators forced on their users.
"What our intelligence is telling us, we're probably going to see about a 15 to 20 percent increase in the amount of attacks compared to the same time frame of 2009," said Maj. Gen. John F. Campbell, commander of American and allied forces in eastern Afghanistan.
"We don't get any points for the amount of attacks we had against Rochdale.
"They found a way to get the best of Messi and they have an absurd amount of attacking players.
In this paper, we present the novel threat called SlowComm and we show how it can successfully lead a DoS on a targeted system using a small amount of attack bandwidth.
TP is the amount of attack classified correctly while TN is the percentage of normal test sample classified correctly.
FP is the amount of attack detected when it is indeed normal (false alarm), and FN is the misclassification of a test sample as normal when it is actually an attack.
This may be due to the fact that in our cohort the TTH subgroup was affected fewest consisting mainly of episodic TTH sufferers (54.5 %), having the shortest history of disease, being fewest anxious and consuming lowest amount of attack-aborting medication/month.
