The phrase "amount of due" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific quantity or sum that is owed, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The amount of due payment is specified in the contract."
Alternatives: "amount owed" or "sum due".
"We did an extraordinary amount of due diligence.
Though they rarely acquired other S.&L.'s, when they did, they undertook a tremendous amount of due diligence.
"They've done a fair amount of due diligence," said Mr. Brown, the hedge fund manager and Bank of America critic.
"An abundant amount of due diligence was done with investment bankers and lawyers and energy consultants," Mr. Bramblett said.
A certain amount of due diligence should be conducted: ask questions and check the credentials of the organisation or project you are investing in.
You look around and your mind begins to wander and you speculate what might happen to you because there's not a massive amount of due process there.
"This was purely an economic decision — saving in excess of $500,000 annually — for a trade association that, by the end of this year, will have halved the amount of dues it collects from its members and cut its staff by two-thirds".
Currently, Local 99 collects the same amount of dues from both members and non-members; members can then opt to contribute more to a separate political fund used to support candidates.
California law permits associations to initiate foreclosure proceedings when a debt exceeds $1,800, or if a lower amount of dues is owed for more than one year.
At the Lake Merced Golf Club outside San Francisco, for instance, every member automatically pays a small amount of dues into a fund that covers about $250 worth of celebratory drinks, according to the club's golf shop.
Some investors will expect you to prepare large amounts of "due diligence" materials, such as financials, projections, analysis of competitors, etc.
