The phrase "amount of crude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific quantity of crude oil or crude materials in various contexts, such as economics, energy, or environmental discussions.
Example: "The report indicated that the amount of crude produced this quarter exceeded expectations."
Alternatives: "quantity of crude" or "volume of crude".
The pipeline would eventually double the amount of crude oil being shipped from Alberta's tar sands.
The capacities of human ingenuity are limitless; the amount of crude oil on planet Earth is not.
Control over the surrounding area also secures the Thar Jath oilfields, optimising the amount of crude oil flowing from the wells and subsequent exports.
In June, the amount of crude oil imported into the United States, 300.9 million barrels, was the highest since August 1998, when 300 million barrels were imported.
Global demand for oil is increasing but it has not been enough to absorb the amount of crude left over from weakening Chinese demand.
The company will pay the Securities and Exchange Commission $350m for misleading investors by deliberately under-estimating the amount of crude gushing from the well.
Even though the oil price Mexico will get is locked in at $70, the amount of crude Mexico can pump is not.
The rebels were able to export a modest amount of crude that was stored at ports and sell it for cash on the international markets through Qatar.
Oil analysts say the sustainability of that situation depends on the flow of revenues, the price of oil and the amount of crude Venezuela's oil industry is able to produce.
If that amount of crude were to escape, the environmental damage to the Indian Ocean and the East African coast, upon which millions earn their living, would be catastrophic.
Before the meeting, several dozen demonstrators dressed up as oil-sodden birds while others deposited a small amount of crude oil from the sunken tanker Prestige outside the European Council building to drive home their demand for a ban.
