The phrase "amount of comfortable" is not correct in written English.
It is likely intended to convey a quantity of comfort, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The amount of comfortable seating in the room was insufficient for the guests."
Alternatives: "level of comfort" or "degree of comfort".
There are already a billion (or so) iPads worldwide and a proportionate amount of developers very comfortable with the slick iOS SDK.
With shows coming back over a six-week period, the networks have a comfortable amount of time to remind viewers of what they were missing.
The chief financial officer said that he expects net debt to be $19bn at the end of 2013 and would like to see it come down to $12-13bn12-13bnis a comfortable amount of debt to carry.
Turner, a former punk with the now deceased Million Dead and a contemporary of Prince William at Eton, has worked tirelessly on his stagecraft, performing over a 1,000 gigs and garnering a hugely devoted fanbase and a comfortable amount of success on the back of his industry – he played Wembley Arena earlier this year.
But that was after 36 holes, and he was at the end of — not in the midst of — a swing change, a process he has gone through twice before and which he said would take him an indeterminate amount of time to feel comfortable about.
There's a comfortable amount of space between keys, and you won't accidentally hit the power button when you were going for delete.
To evaluate the effect of reducing the hyperopic correction on the state of binocular accommodative response in fully accommodative esotropia and to determine the "comfortable" amount of reduction in hyperopic correction.
"The owners have put in a large amount of money, I'm comfortable putting it on record that they've spent in excess of £50m on the football club and have taken nothing out of it.
