The phrase "amount of borrowing for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the total quantity or value of borrowed funds for a specific purpose or project.
Example: "The amount of borrowing for the new infrastructure project has exceeded our initial estimates."
Alternatives: "total borrowing for" or "level of borrowing for".
Today's August public finance numbers are a case in point, with another record amount of borrowing for that month.
But in the Budget, it turned out that the amount of borrowing for the year to the beginning of April 2013, excluding certain one-off factors such as the transfer of the Royal Mail pension scheme to the Treasury, was unchanged from last year at £121bn.
If you borrow education loans, your student contribution also affects the amount of borrowing that will be eligible for loan repayment assistance through the Low Income Protection Plan (LIPP).
Given that those euphorically priced shares have been collateral for a huge amount of borrowing by both individuals and corporations, the expansion could come to an abrupt halt in a market sell-off.
Students must determine the reasons for the rising bank borrowing, estimate the amount of borrowing needed, and assess the attractiveness of the loan to the bank.
Moreover, the Social Security surplus makes huge amounts readily available for Treasury borrowing and thereby lowers the cost of borrowing for business, consumers and state and local government.
If that doesn't work, the European Central Bank could effectively cap the cost of borrowing for countries like Italy or Spain by buying large amounts of their bonds.
This year, the amount of money borrowed for deals has doubled..
This year, the amount of money borrowed for deals has doubled.
Minimize the amount of money borrowed for that first car by buying a low-cost used car, and keep the length of the loan as short as possible.
Table 6 presents the factors associated with financial burden of MFA cardholders caused by service utilization, which was measured by amount of money borrowed for illness treatment in the last year.
