The phrase "amount of challenges" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term would be "number of challenges" since "amount" is used for uncountable nouns, while "number" is used for countable nouns like "challenges."
Example: "The project presented a significant number of challenges that we had to overcome."
Alternatives: "quantity of challenges" or "total of challenges."
He used nearly the maximum amount of challenges, and was 2 for 12 against the Hawk-Eye instant replay.
Even the smoothest birth is testing and most women go through an untold amount of challenges to their self-esteem, beliefs and ego.
"Brexit has presented a huge amount of challenges for the Irish government in terms of the trading relationship with Britain, both to the UK and between Northern Ireland and Ireland.
Big Data solutions have large amount of challenges in term of storing and processing.
Several sources already listed a large amount of challenges that must be overcome to support an all-encompassing connectivity between objects [8 10].
Thus, it is clear that an Open IE system has to deal with a substantial amount of challenges that traditional RE systems do not, as Banko and Etzione [4] presented: 1.
Think of it like training for a race: a runner needs just the right amount of challenge to improve and get stronger.
When he and Addington were in high school, Napolitano said, the Vietnam War was in its final stages, and "there was a certain amount of 'Challenge authority' and alcohol and drugs, but they weren't issues in our group".
"I know how tough and hard it can be, and how so many families can get to the end of their tether and just not know how they are going to go on caring for someone they absolutely love and feel a great joy from, as well as a huge amount of challenge in their lives.
There's a significant amount of challenging, fun and hard work to do, and we want to engage in that as a broader community," he says.
It depends on their career plans, assuming they have any career plans and whether they feel they get the right amount of challenge and flexibility," she says.
