The phrase "amount of beverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or volume of a drink or liquid.
Example: "The amount of beverage served at the event was more than enough for all the guests."
Alternatives: "quantity of drink" or "volume of liquid".
Mixed-factor analyses of covariance revealed a significant (p < 0.05) beverage type and size interaction for amount of beverage consumed, with the 12 oz.
juice condition consuming the greatest amount of beverage (226.6 ± 116.4 g), and for energy consumed from food, with the 12 oz.
The company also said that it was comfortable with analysts' estimates for 2002 earnings and that it would stand by its projections for volume growth, or the amount of beverage shipped.
Limitations of our study are small number of sample size, consumption of low amount of beverage, and utilization of fresh fermented beverages.
The answer alternatives were: 'never' or the amount of beverage consumption.
Then, further questions were also collected to elucidate the frequency and amount of beverage consumption by number of wine glasses, beer, or spirit drinks per week.
C1 Coke to Lower Projections Coca-Cola, suffering from weak sales in North America and other crucial markets, said it would scale back its projections for the amount of beverages it expects to sell and the profits it hopes to generate.
The participants provided information on frequency and amount of beverages consumed at least once per month during the months before study entry.
The Cahalan Treiman 30-day measure, developed for self-administered mail surveys, targets daily amounts of beverage alcohol, with thresholds asked in ascending order.
The lawsuit requesting class-action status accuses high-ranking Coca-Cola officials of driving up the company's share price by forcing bottlers to buy excessive amounts of beverage concentrate, the lawyers said last week.
