The phrase "amount of commodity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or volume of a specific good or product, often in economic or trade contexts.
Example: "The amount of commodity available for export has significantly increased this year."
Alternatives: "quantity of goods" or "volume of product".
Following ten Raa and Rueda-Cantuche [25], our point of departure is the amount of commodity i used by industry j ( u i j ).
The structure of the e-commerce system is complex [1] and providing users with a large amount of commodity information can lead to a bottleneck.
In other words, how can we estimate the amount of commodity i used for the production of one unit of commodity j?
For each state, we scored the severity of political instability, the severity of environmental stressors, and the amount of commodity reserves on a scale of 0 3 (3 being the highest).
We formulate this situation as an oligopoly market, where a few firms (i.e., SUs) compete with each other in terms of amount of commodity (i.e., the frequency spectrum) supplied to the market (i.e., PU) to gain the greatest profit.
The total input requirements of commodity i for making commodity j (as a single product) are thus: u i j − ∑ k = 1 k ≠ j n a i j k v j k + ∑ k = 1 k ≠ j n a i k j v k j, where a ijk is the amount of commodity i used by industry j for making a unit of commodity k.
But Senator Pat Roberts, a Republican who represents the farm state of Kansas, said, "A failed U.S. sanctions policy has forced Iran to purchase a substantial amount of commodities from our competitors".
The most direct and immediate effect of transit duties is a reduction in the amount of commodities traded internationally and an increase in the cost of those products to the importing country.
To ensure a regular supply, every fair price shop owner is required to deposit a bank draft at the beginning of each month based on the amount of commodities he procures.
Inequalities (1g) and (1i) mean that the amount of commodities at time t cannot be smaller than the amount of commodities required for production and consumption at time (t+1).
There are natural constraints that the consumers must satisfy: the wealth of a consumer, in the period, is his endowment, and the total amount of commodities that a consumer can buy in the period is at most equal to the total amount of commodities that the consumer sells off during the whole period.
