The phrase "amount of erosion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or degree of erosion that has occurred in a specific area or over a period of time.
Example: "The amount of erosion along the riverbank has increased significantly due to heavy rainfall."
Alternatives: "degree of erosion" or "level of erosion".
In the profiles with a collision regime, vegetation decreased the amount of erosion.
In order to design such open filters the amount of erosion and accretion of base material needs to be predicted.
Therefore, it is very important to evaluate the amount of erosion by liquid impingement for pipe steels quantitatively from the viewpoint of aging management.
Neither model accurately predicted sediment loss, but predicted values did demonstrate the relatively small amount of erosion that occurs from these rangelands.
Integrating the total amount of erosion associated the earthquake into the short-term erosion rate estimates pushes the rate much higher.
This led to an extended design method to predict the amount of erosion and accretion of sand underneath rock slopes under wave loading.
However, after carrying out a comprehensive sensitivity analysis and trying out several scenarios, the amount of erosions was found to have negligible impact on the present-day maturity and temperature trends.
Jadeite is rare; its presence at the surface indicates great uplift of earlier buried regions and great amounts of erosion.
Each scenario produces different spatial and temporal patterns of total amounts of erosion and sedimentation throughout the landscape.
Forest dominated by Pinus stands exhibited significantly the lowest amounts of erosion and runoff, contrasting with abandoned farmland.
There have been reports of up to 8 feet (2 m) of deposition in 60 years and like amounts of erosion during a single flood event.
