The phrase "amount of corruption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or level of corruption in a particular context, such as politics, business, or society.
Example: "The report highlighted the alarming amount of corruption within the government, raising concerns among citizens."
Alternatives: "level of corruption" or "degree of corruption".
Depending on the shape of the atoms, flat or spiky, and the amount of corruption, (|M_{n}|_{F}^{2}), the norm of the corrupted atoms ∥M n ϕ k ∥2 can vary between 0 and 1 corresponding to the extreme cases of being completely destroyed, M n ϕ k =0, or perfectly preserved, M n ϕ k =ϕ k.
There was a certain amount of corruption in parts of the church.
If we're talking about thousands of individual business relationships, even if it leads to a certain amount of corruption, you'll have a much more open political space".
"The international community is used to tolerating a certain amount of corruption from Frelimo, but this is a shocking event for them".
"There is a huge amount of corruption, but all I'm saying is we don't know whether it's gone up or gone down," he said.
"At the same time, we see, not only in Europe, a high amount of corruption points to a lack of ethics on the part of politicians".
Instead the money – together with huge amounts of corruption money – floats off to British tax havens which are about as transparent as the mafia's accounts.
I thought the idea of creating this sort of haven in Iceland – a country struggling with the exposure of massive amounts of corruption, not to mention a severely restricted media sector – was both novel and intriguing.
But at the same time as this ocean of opportunity heads towards Russia, another ocean is swelling up to meet it, namely Russia's tragic reputation as a country struggling with vast amounts of corruption and what appears to be officially sanctioned graft.
Aid in Africa has spawned crippling amounts of corruption because weak conditionalities make donor money easy to steal.
Their study considers as a measure of corruption the amount of in-kind transfers lost in 2 days under the watch of local leaders, and uses it to create an index of leaders showing the most and least corrupt.
