The phrase "amount of dissatisfaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level or degree of dissatisfaction someone feels about a situation or experience.
Example: "The amount of dissatisfaction among the employees has increased since the new policy was implemented."
Alternatives: "level of dissatisfaction" or "degree of dissatisfaction".
"There is clearly a certain amount of dissatisfaction at the moment with the government in Westminster, particularly related to the Iraq war," he said.
"There is a substantial amount of dissatisfaction with the deal that was cut," Representative Jim McDermott, Democrat of Washington, said after the meeting.
"The people who started this new place," Dr. Berman said, "perceived in the New York market a tremendous amount of dissatisfaction with A.M.C., not only among pet owners but also among veterinarians in the city".
As the BBC marked the 100-day campaign countdown, Mr Mitchell told BBC Look North: "There is a certain amount of dissatisfaction with both main parties".
Everyone has exactly one formula in their belief base that is not being satisfied, so the "amount" of dissatisfaction for each friend is the same.
Many of them have experienced a considerable amount of dissatisfaction with their previous careers working for others, difficulty in combining professional and family life, and lately, loss of job.
What some experts don't realize is that a huge amount of the dissatisfaction with medical care has to do with the level of service".
It is interesting to note, however, that most recent US surveys demonstrate a considerable amount of family dissatisfaction with the quality of communication with ICU care givers [ 8, 9].
Heading for a fail … Labour's tuition fee policy But for all the praise that Labour's announcement brought, there was a fair amount of dismay and dissatisfaction too.
More disturbingly, figures from India show that in 2012 there were over 8,000 reported cases of "dowry deaths"–murder of or cruelty to young brides by their husbands because of dissatisfaction with the amount of money or jewellery paid in the marriage exchange.
The report, published by the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Body Image after a three-month public inquiry, identified a growing amount of evidence that body image dissatisfaction was on the increase, with the issue seen to be one affecting all of society regardless of age, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, disability, body size or shape.
