The phrase "amount of breadth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or range of something, particularly in contexts related to measurement or comparison.
Example: "The amount of breadth in her knowledge of various subjects impressed everyone at the conference."
Alternatives: "degree of width" or "extent of range".
So there is an optimal amount of breadth and cultural distance to produce these creative innovations.
He says Levine is "a very high-energy person [with] a tremendous amount of breadth" scientifically.
When I was starting out I had a very broad view of what I might have liked to do research on; this led me to a department that allowed for a certain amount of breadth, but when it came down to it, it didn't really have exactly what I was interested in.
Reading attitudes are assumed to be vitally important because they are likely to influence students' reading behavior e.g., the amount and breadth of reading and facilitate the development of reading competencies (Mol and Bus 2011; Sainsbury and Schagen 2004; Wigfield and Guthrie 1997).
Common themes uniting our diverse scholarly profile include the quality, amount, and breadth of scholarship at the Cornell Law School and the influence of our work on law, policy, and society.
The amount and breadth of data captured by informatics approaches will facilitate evaluation of both uncertainty (e.g., measurement error) and variability (e.g., among species, in humans), as recommended by the NRC (2009).
The majority of parents reported they understood all of the information in the pamphlet and video, and that the amount of information was adequate in terms of breadth and depth.
This study has illustrated the notable breadth and amount of self provided health care being undertaken by people with long term undifferentiated health problems, indicating that individuals already feel a sense of responsibility for managing their health problems.
In our multiple regression model, the full model (including all three predictors: PD intensity, PD breadth, and amount of feedback) was found to be the best fit (ΔAIC = 7.8 relative to the next-best model).
The majority of nurses reported they understood all of the information in the pamphlet and video, and that the amount of information was 'just right' in terms of breadth and depth (Table 2).
Here, we show that we can predict substantial amount of variation in levels and breadths of gene expression using genomic information of each gene.
