The phrase "amount of documented" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when referring to a quantity of something that has been recorded or noted.
Example: "The amount of documented evidence presented in the report was overwhelming."
Alternatives: "quantity of documented" or "volume of documented".
The result is a vast amount of documented experience and a well-developed body of theoretical analysis.
The recent explosion in the popularity of competitive gaming lacks a sufficient amount of documented history for people to truly appreciate just how far professional video gaming has come.
However, a small amount of documented (published) information is available on aquifer geometry and the nature of the alluvial tract in the southern part of the east west flowing Ganga River and the eastern part of the northerly flowing Sone River, in Bihar state.
Since there is a large amount of documented literature on the difference between dominant and subordinate mice in behavioral coping strategies towards environmental stimuli [13], [14], [19], we monitored behaviors of dyads characterized by a stable dominant-subordinate relationship.
An increase in the amount of documented genetic variation for the rat will be essential to allow for high-resolution genetic mapping of the many inherited traits that have now been described for a wide variety of rat inbred strains.
Many licensing authorities required that a minimum amount of documented time has been spent working in the trade to be eligible for license examination.
The inventory shows that it contains an enormous amount of documents about Hong Kong and Rhodesia.
They also took a computer and a large amount of documents and videos from the home, Mr. Taebi said.
"There's still a massive amount of documents on Aso Mining left in the basement of the Health Ministry," Mr. Fujita said.
Its investigation began in early March, and aides said the panel had identified and requested a "voluminous amount of documents" related to C.I.A. detention and interrogation policies.
To do the latter exercise meant that the court itself had to trawl through a large amount of documents in the file.
