The phrase "amount of dates" is not correct in standard written English.
The word "amount" is typically used with uncountable nouns, while "dates" is a countable noun.
Example: "The amount of dates I have in my calendar is overwhelming."
Alternatives: "number of dates" or "quantity of dates".
That's one of our dilemmas, the amount of dates we have".
She says "I went out on a normal amount of dates in my early 20s and I got absolutely slaughtered for it.
MR: Kinky, I saw the amount of dates you're playing.
"However, the amount of dates hasn't really gone up since upgrading," so he doesn't plan on renewing his subscription when it expires in early July.
Most species, however, occurred in a limited amount of dates: 8.1±1.8 dates (mean ± SE, n = 31 species).
You can also help narrow or enlarge the amount of dates that are shown on the Watchlist.
People with causes are often wonderful, but my main interest that afternoon was eating free samples of snacks made with absurd amounts of dates and kale.
"Big data is a form of data that exceeds the processing capabilities of traditional database infrastructure or engines" [20]. . Figure 2 shows the employment of big data applications in smart cities. Smart city applications generate huge amounts of date while big data systems utilize this data to provide information to enhance smart cities applications.
Varno claimed Corman had nothing to do with the story, and produced large amounts of dated notes he claimed proved he wrote it himself.
If you are on the lowest and cheapest level of the yearly pass, there will be numerous amounts of blackout dates to ruin your fun, the more you upgrade your pass, the less amount of blackout dates you have.
And he'd achieved the fame no amount of Hollywood dates had ever managed to secure.
