The phrase "amount of attraction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the degree or level of attraction someone feels towards another person or object.
Example: "The amount of attraction between them was undeniable, drawing them closer together."
Alternatives: "level of attraction" or "degree of attraction".
His mathematical representation of life space also accounted for directions of pathways toward a goal and amount of attraction or repulsion toward a given object in the space.
"The Olympics were a huge success and there is an amount of attraction to us and the public in re-visiting that area and working in a quality building.
Throughout the film, the two play off of each other with just the right amount of attraction and forced animosity to sell the whole thing perfectly.
Both Arabidopsis and Torenia pollen tubes show less attraction to the ovules of closely-related species than to their own, and the amount of attraction decreases with evolutionary distance between the pollen tube species and the ovule species [ 7, 13].
To assay the amount of attraction that pollen tubes had toward an ovule, we calculated the fraction of pollen tube tips that were within a certain distance of a micropyle that grew either closer to (f closer ) or farther from (f farther ) that micropyle by the next time point (Δ t = 20 min).
The charge is significant because it determines the amount of electrostatic attraction between the electrode and the ions.
Edinburgh Zoo's director of conservation, Iain Valentine, said that when the animals were brought together in the same enclosure there had been a "huge amount of eagerness and attraction" between them.
Iain Valentine, director of research and conservation at the zoo, said: "Each time the pair met we saw a huge amount of eagerness and attraction between Tian Tian and Yang Guang.
The women's efforts have already had a fair amount of publicity, so the attraction here is the cinematography, and it makes good use of Imax and 3-D technology, with lovely aerial views and startling close-ups.
The amount of time spent around the basin of attraction of the remaining principal components is proportional to the magnitude of their eigenvalues.
