The phrase "amount of component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the quantity or measure of a specific component in a context such as manufacturing, chemistry, or cooking.
Example: "The amount of component needed for the reaction is critical to achieving the desired outcome."
Alternatives: "quantity of component" or "volume of component".
Using a suitable morphology and amount of component powders for composite electrodes is a key to improve rate performances of all-solid-state secondary batteries.
Japan's Olympic Committee will begin placing collection boxes in offices and telecommunication stores starting in April of this year to begin collecting the massive amount of component metals.
The concentrations of esters were calculated by equation 2: C x = (A x / A IS)(C IS D Rf IS/ D Rf x ) where C is the amount of component x or internal standard, A is area for component x or internal standard and DRf is detector response factor for component x or internal standard (DRfx = A x / C x and DRf IS = AIS/ CIS).
In addition, the duty cycle of these signals could not be controlled by any simple way without adding a significant amount of components.
"Given the amount of components it sources from Delphi, it's not likely that G.M. would be able to re-source to other companies in a timely fashion," said Jim Gillette, an analyst with CSM Worldwide, an auto research firm.
An effect of composition induced optical transparency, due to the strong modification of the density of states, was observed for symmetrical compositions with approximately equal amount of components.
This paper proposes an effective design approach for quickly determining the specification, size and amount of components of a flexible rockfall protection barrier structure.
Coating properties analyzed depend largely on the amount of components and a-MWCNT dispersion level, thus adding new application possibilities to the coatings, while most of the conventional epoxy-coating advantages are retained.
This unit is composed only of the reduced amount of components (compared to conventional unit designs) to optically generate wireless signals on the W-band (75 110 GHz) in combination with a switching system.
In the second generation design it is intended to combine the electrical heating with the cooling plate to minimize the amount of components and material inside the storage and to maximize the available heat exchanger surface.
The effect of synthesis parameters such as method of introduction of active species, amount of components and thermal treatments (calcination and reduction) on structure and reactivity of these materials has been elucidated.
