"amount of bonus" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a specific sum of money as a form of incentive or reward. For example, "The company offered employees a generous amount of bonus for their efforts this year."
We did base the amount of bonus that people would be paid on a point system.
Your team's rating score is determined by averaging the amount of bonus points your team receives for each game.
Keith Doyle, another individual investor, chipped in: "He's controversial because of the amount of bonus he's taken … [His strategy] hasn't worked out too well.
And the British windfall tax, which was applied to employers rather than employees, didn't make much difference to the amount of bonus money banks paid out, Geithner said.
He added that Abraham had in the previous year voluntarily cut the amount of bonus to which he was eligible from 50%to30%0%.
My guess is those four guys looked at their mileage statements and saw a million miles total increase, which, of course, includes a large amount of bonus miles at the gold and platinum levels".
The report also recommended additional limits on how bankers should be compensated, including making the overall amount of bonuses less than what banks pay in dividends.
The White Sox have an option for 1991 at $1.25 million and an option for 1992 at $1.25 million plus the amount of bonuses the catcher earns in 1991.
Data from Enron show that in 2001 alone Mr. Belden received two bonus checks totaling about $5 million -- the seventh-highest amount of bonuses paid to any executive at the company that year.
Controversy over City bonuses will be reignited this week when Barclays admits it paid its staff more than last year, fuelling predictions that the amount of bonuses paid out across the Square Mile since the 2008 crisis could soon hit £80bn.
Along with its results HSBC will also be publishing the amount of bonuses to be paid to senior staff.
