The phrase "amount of collections" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when referring to a quantity or total of collected items or data, but it is more common to use "number of collections" instead.
Example: "The amount of collections from the fundraiser exceeded our expectations."
Alternatives: "total of collections" or "quantity of collections".
The BRII program started in 2008 by redirecting a small amount of collections funds (that is, monies that are normally spent on books, journal subscriptions and other library materials) towards this initiative, and is supplemented with gift funds.
The amount of collections inspired by Africa over the past few seasons compared to the number of black models who actually walk in the shows is deplorable.
However, although the flourishing of tools to process the NGS data, versatile and user-friendly computational environments for integrative and comparative analyses of the results from the increasing amount of collections are still required.
It issued new rules that vastly reduced the amount of collection from foreign phone and Internet sources.
Thieves smashed their way into a church and made off with an unspecified amount of collection money that was meant for a baby fundraiser.
The amount of any collections from the sale or transfer of defense articles repaired, overhauled, or refurbished under the program that was credited to the Fund under subsection (c)(1)(B).
BRII began in 2008 by redirecting a small amount of Library collections funds to help authors cover these APCs for open access journals so that Berkeley authors could participate in the wider dissemination that OA publishing offers.
Today digital libraries provide access to a vast, but largely unstructured, amount of document collections.
He arrived in Kyushu with a voluminous amount of sûtras, collections of mandala paintings, treatises and commentaries, books of poetry, and ritual paraphernalia.
But, a large amount of EST collections and BAC clones of a variety of organisms is awaiting sequencing (CUGI, Clemson, SC).
