The phrase "amount of collaborative" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "amount" is used for uncountable nouns, while "collaborative" is an adjective and should be paired with a noun.
Example: "The amount of collaborative effort required for this project is significant."
Alternatives: "level of collaboration" or "degree of collaborative work".
"Since winning the bid, a huge amount of collaborative work has been completed.
Due to the increasing amount of collaborative work in engineering, it is now necessary to create environments that foster the coordination and cooperation among engineering groups.
The experimental results show that the participants increased their willingness to perform the assigned task and the actual amount of collaborative walking activity also increased during the intervention phases compared to the baseline phases.
This model has many advantages and allows Wikipedia to be a free source of a vast amount of collaborative information.
More importantly, though, standardisation of handovers, such as referrals, which entail a significant amount of collaborative talk, may require a different approach able to accommodate changes in leadership and joint decision-making.
For all of these reasons the amount of internationally collaborative research has hugely increased in the past two decades.
RQ 6: How much do personal characteristics influence the amount of learning during collaborative practice?
The review found that the amount of research on mobile collaborative learning increased and the connection between new mobile technology and collaborative learning activities became tighter.
Outside agencies cannot limit the amount of credit available, as collaborative credit simply requires members of a network to trust each other rather than a bank.
Due to the complexity of ontology matching process, ontology alignments generated by the automatic ontology matchers should be validated by the users to ensure their qualities, and the technology that makes multiple users collaborate with each other to help the automatic tool create high quality matchings in a reasonable amount of time is called collaborative ontology matching.
In a clever move by the exhibition designers, the relevant pronoun appears as highlighted wall text — "I" in a room of self-portraits, "We" in a gallery of collaborative print campaigns that amount to social portraiture.
