The phrase "amount of entry" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing quantities related to entries, such as in data entry or competition entries, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The amount of entry for the contest was higher this year than last."
Alternatives: "number of entries" or "quantity of submissions".
"We're finally in a period where we're not dealing with abnormalities with an unusually excessive amount of entry-level or large apartments selling," Mr. Miller said.
"Since then the amount of entries tripled.
Typically, charities are allocated a certain amount of entries from the race that they must pay for.
"This is a fantastic year for poetry, with the highest amount of entries submitted in the history of the prize, and an exceptional number of outstanding collections," said Petit, who was joined on the panel of judges by fellow poets Kei Miller and Ahren Warner.
This is done by describing the appropriate number of cluster and the proper amount of entries in log files.
We also generated a synthetic dataset, based on an extended version of the Spain dataset, with a much larger amount of entries.
In general, MIMO LUTs have large amount of entries, which make their population cumbersome and increase their computational resources compared to SISO LUTs [18].
But with balance of play, the amount of entries we got into the box, I'm disappointed with the chances we've created and not to come out with all three points".
Judging from the considerable amount of entries with respect to diverse resource organisms, NPCARE is anticipated to serve as a comprehensive computational platform for the discovery of new anticancer medicines.
The latter have given rise to a bountiful variety of pyrrole-based drugs, with many more being designed, developed and applied each year, as evidenced by the amount of entries in the Cambridge Structural Database skyrocketing from about six hundred in 2004 to more than a thousand over the course of the last decade.
