The phrase "amount of deposit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the specific quantity or sum of money that has been deposited into an account or for a particular purpose.
Example: "The amount of deposit required to secure the rental agreement is $1,000."
Alternatives: "sum of deposit" or "total deposit".
The results demonstrated that a rise of oil temperature (up to 56 °C) decreased the initiation time, when the deposition occurs; however, it had no effect on the amount of deposit after 100 h (Fig. 5).
It was used to compute the amount of deposit on the top plate of chimney C0016B.
Among the three artificial hydrothermal vents, chimney C0016B has the largest amount of deposit growing on top of the artificial structure.
The theory of Markov chains permits a relatively simple estimation of the long-term probabilities of finding a certain amount of deposit on an electrode surface, when some details of the electrode reaction mechanism are not known.
The results, though somewhat diverse, have several common features: a) the amount of deposit on the horizontal surfaces is larger than on vertical surfaces, b) the composition of deposit corresponds to the composition of particulate matter (PM) suspended in the indoor air, and c) particles deposited on vertical surfaces are formed frequently by soot, organic matter and ammonium sulphate.
The suppression of the cathodic reaction is achieved at a smaller amount of deposit and is more efficient when adsorbed intermediates are involved [reduction of ClO− and O2 aq)] than for simple outer sphere reactions (reduction of Fe CN 3−6).
As shown in the top view and cross-section SEM images, the amount of deposited graphene materials increases with more negative deposition potential.
Then, as now, Congress decided to reassure investors by more than doubling the amount of deposits that could be insured.
For example, the central bank did not, he said, raise the amount of deposits it requires banks to set aside and not lend.
