The phrase "amount of excursion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to travel, movement, or variations in a particular measurement or parameter.
Example: "The amount of excursion in the pendulum's swing was greater than expected, indicating a need for adjustment."
Alternatives: "degree of excursion" or "extent of excursion".
In a sealed enclosure, the maximum displacement is determined by V_\mathrm{d} = x_\mathrm{max} \times S_\mathrm{d} where Vd stands for volume of displacement (in m3) xmax to the amount of linear excursion the speaker is mechanically capable of (in m) Sd to the cone area of the sub woofer (in m2).
During and after prolonged isokinetic exercise to exhaustion, performed by healthy males in a concentric mode, serum hypoxanthine and xanthine levels were found to significantly increase immediately after exercise depending on the amount of joint excursion [ 33], rendering hypoxanthine useful for monitoring the metabolic stress of muscle tissue during training or rehabilitation programs [ 33].
Thirty normal children played each video game while real-time movement of their upper extremities was measured to determine maximal excursion and amount of elevation time.
With just a little creativity (and likely a short phone call), you can book a multi-destination excursion for the same amount of miles as you would for a single destination.
TTB represents the amount of time it would take the COP excursion to reach the boundary of support should the direction and velocity of the COP remain unaltered.
These can be treated as mathematically equivalent: in both cases the effect of the change in the excursion is to alter the amount of accumulated evidence necessary to terminate the process.
A part of the sulphur is converted into ({text{H}}_{2} {text{S}}), while a small amount of sulphur-containing aromatics is expelled during pressure excursions above the setting of the backpressure regulator.
The amount of catheter tip movement correlated significantly with the degree of diaphragmatic excursion with respiration (R=0.58).
Here the amount of glucose required by intravenous infusion to copy the glucose excursions after the oral load is related to the oral load.
Mr. Cascais of Carnival said that many found that the excursions with higher activity levels offered just the amount of adrenaline customers are looking for.
