The phrase "amount of doubt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level or degree of uncertainty regarding a particular situation or belief.
Example: "There was a significant amount of doubt among the team about the feasibility of the project."
Alternatives: "level of doubt" or "degree of uncertainty".
That's a fair amount of doubt.
But then it takes a substantial amount of doubt to overcome that established trust".
When you compare the impact he – or Vitor Saba, for that matter - has had to that of Shinji Ono, a fair amount of doubt remains.
"They didn't specify how they were going to do it, or what they did say leaves a great amount of doubt".
The former, of course, concerned the injustice of the death penalty and the large amount of doubt concerning Mr Davis's guilt.
But the amount of secrecy and the amount of uncertainty and the amount of doubt about values is many times more in real estate than it is in stocks and bonds, in mutual funds.
When considering the interaction between physicians and children, the present study showed no associations between the amount of doubts verbalized by the patients and their age, however, this behavior was associated with the child's schooling, bonding, and the physician obtaining information and asking about doubts.
All they're saying is, there is a considerable amount, an overwhelming amount, of reasonable doubt".
Steve in New York City echoed that sentiment, saying, "Based on the actual trial and the actual facts and testimony presented at the trial (as opposed to what people think they know), the amount of reasonable doubt that Zimmerman was guilty of 2nd degree murder or manslaughter was overwhelming".
For instance, data from computational predictions will no doubt contain some amount of uncertainty.
This resulted in me having an endless amount of self-doubt where I felt bad for even feeling wronged in the first place.
