The phrase "amount of edge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the degree or level of advantage, sharpness, or intensity in various subjects, such as design, competition, or technology.
Example: "The new software update provides a significant amount of edge over its competitors in terms of performance."
Alternatives: "degree of advantage" or "level of sharpness".
Ellis claims the combination of drugs actually gave him a certain amount of edge during his only no-no: It was easier to pitch with the LSD because I was so used to medicating myself.
Consumer abundance (Collembola) was not correlated with amount of edge.
The amount of edge did not provide additional information on woodpecker occurrence.
Changes in interior forest habitat and amount of edge were also calculated.
The amount of edge habitat was positively related to the amount of timber cut, and increased under all alternatives.
Consequently, the even-aged management at the 10% level had the greatest core area and least amount of edge.
"When you get as big as Tinder, with as many different types of users, we're bound to make decisions that will disappoint a certain amount of edge-case users," said Tinder CEO Sean Rad in an interview with TechCrunch.
In a seminal paper, Laurance and Yensen (1991) developed the first generalized predictive model estimating the amount of edge-affected area and remaining unmodified core area in isolated fragments.
The oxidation overpotentials of these biomolecules decrease significantly, the overlapping of these peaks in bare PGE is well resolved, and their anodic peak currents increase dramatically in MCNF/PGE due to the large amount of edge-plane-like defects, large surface area and especially the mesoporous structure of MCNFs.
One has to remove a large amount of edges to break a genuine cluster into smaller components.
As the result shows, removing a small amount of edges is enough to find correct clusters in the data.
