The phrase "amount of cut" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or extent of a cut, whether in a physical or metaphorical sense, such as in finance or editing.
Example: "The amount of cut in the budget this year has forced us to make some difficult decisions."
Alternatives: "degree of cut" or "extent of cut".
They were also producing a great amount of cut crystal glass in the deeply cut English style, and indeed work of this nature continued with little change throughout the modern period.
"We can absorb that amount of cut," Don Nakamoto said, executive director of the Verdugo Workforce Investment Board, which oversees the center.
His father, who had been out of town on the day of the record attempt, reviewed the results, inquired as to the amount of cut lumber that was actually shipped to customers, and then commented, "Hum, that was good".
The game was criticized for having too many cut scenes, especially on the second disc, where the use of the world map is restricted for an extended period and the amount of cut scenes increases.
In this and the following assays, the amount of cut oligo product generated by the activity of the wild-type glycosylase was seen to decrease in the presence of increasing amounts of MBD4tru, with an increase in the uncut oligo substrate above.
Known clade II copy number controls were included in every experiment, and used to calibrate the raw ratio results, to minimize the effect of heteroduplex formation, which consistently underestimates the amount of cut fragment by being refractory to restriction enzyme digestion.
A House bill would have had four times the amount of cuts to the food stamp program.
Those service cuts, which Mr. Bloomberg said would yield a further billion dollars in savings, would almost double the amount of cuts included in this year's budget.
It took the rare move of refusing to classify the film and explaining that no amount of cuts would allow them to give it a certificate.
REUTERS American Airlines Pilots Expect Savingsgs in a Merger | The labor negotiator for pilots of American Airlines said in bankruptcy court that a merger with US Airways could reduce the amount of cuts from the union by $130 million a year, Reuters reports.
Hoping to satisfy conservatives, the House Agriculture Committee recently increased the amount of cuts to the program to the $20 billion mark over the next 10 years, up from $16 billion in last year's bill.
