The phrase "amount of consultants" is not correct in standard written English.
The term "amount" is typically used for uncountable nouns, while "consultants" is a countable noun.
Example: "The company has a large number of consultants working on various projects."
Alternatives: "number of consultants" or "quantity of consultants."
They have an induction period and during their first few days in A&E are surrounded by an increased amount of consultants and registrars, as well as nurses who have a wealth of knowledge.
(Case Study 4 Consultant 1) Constant supportive presence "We're the one constant as well in their journey, when you think the amount of consultants we've gone through, when the registrars come in…..you're their constant because actually the consultant they've got their confidence in, they have seen him, but actually you're the one that's always been there".
In contrast, firms that stayed with their existing multiservice consultants (and disclosed the amount of consultant compensation) are likely to have hired the multi-service consultants for reasons that are in line with shareholder interest.
"Productivity is a very simple statistic in my business: Amount of fees a consultant books in a month," Cox says.
I would suggest that they [optometrists] would spend a certain amount of time in a consultant clinic… That will help the consultants gain a bit of confidence in the optom as well.
I mean there are the OCT scans like that, sometimes they can be very devious and very challenging and very confusing… (Ophthalm2) I would suggest that they [optometrists] would spend a certain amount of time in a consultant clinic… That will help the consultants gain a bit of confidence in the optom as well.
"There is a tremendous amount of waste regarding outside consultants across city agencies".
We pay an excessive amount of money to outside consultants to do work on the Department of Transportation when we have in-house engineers who can do it.
The company had noticed an unusually high amount of spending on Washington consultants, the sources said, and had questions about whether Morris was taking illicit payments in exchange for dolling out contracts, or whether he himself was in control of some of the accounts where money was going".
"For an employer with 1,000 staff, we're talking about a substantial amount of money," says Malcolm McLean, a consultant with the actuary Barnett Waddingham and former chief executive of the Pensions Advisory Service.
According to an annual review by Deloitte, a firm of consultants, the revenues of Premier League clubs amounted to €2.4 billion ($3.8 billion) in the 2007-08 season.
