The phrase "amount of boards" is not correct in standard written English.
The term "amount" is typically used for uncountable nouns, while "boards" is a countable noun.
Example: "The amount of boards needed for the project was surprising."
Alternatives: "number of boards" or "quantity of boards".
"We've definitely seen an increase in the amount of boards Tom is shaping, and though we've shaped boards for people in California, 90percentt of our business comes from Long Islanders".
The Clips struggled to stop the 6'3", 190-pound guard from ripping down a game-high amount of boards, with none of LA's players even reaching double figures in rebounding totals in Game 1.
The conventional buck converter requires bulky magnetics that consume a large amount of board areas.
More than half of the 345 webinar registrants were not pleased with the amount of board agenda time allocated to strategic issues.
"I love you so much heart emoji heart emoji heart emoji". And then probably an equal amount of message boards and websites dedicated to hating you.
Environmental issues seemed destined to occupy a considerable amount of the Board's time this year, if the joint report was any indication.
An application of the methodology considers the flight firming project of a major airline company that had the target of improving the service quality offered in the business class booking and refunding processes, reducing at the same time the amount of denied boarding due to overbooking.
(Some of the very high-speed PCs used by serious gamers are even water-cooled).So, rather than concentrating on clock speed, Intel has decided to boost the performance of future chips in other ways, such as increasing the amount of on-board "cache" memory—and, in the coming years, switching its chips to a "multi-core" design.
And if they do, it may come with a minimal amount of on-board storage.
When I opened it up, I found the thing to be shiny, pretty, and loaded with a decent amount of on-board memory.
Instead the company routinely shaves a few millimeters off its handsets every year, thereby squeezing the amount of on board battery real estate in the interests of being able to announce an 'even sleeker' iPhone.
