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The phrase "amount of expensive" is not correct in written English.
It is incorrect because "expensive" is an adjective and should not be used with "amount of," which typically pairs with nouns.
Example: "The amount of expensive items in the store was surprising."
Alternatives: "cost of" or "price of".
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A universal benefit has moved to being means-tested, which requires a huge amount of expensive paperwork.
And no amount of expensive products, deep-conditioning treatments and weekly salon blowouts could tame her mane.
This is, after all, the quid pro quo for your free access to a vast amount of expensive information.
But I am aware that no amount of expensive rehab, medication or wise words from expert doctors or well-meaning friends will save him from drink.
A death spiral occurs when the pool of people insured by a plan are especially unhealthy and use more than the expected amount of expensive health care.
Arslan would contact a vineyard pretending to be the wine-buyer at a plush London hotel and order a vast amount of expensive wine.
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However, Tuller cautions that the electrodes and the electrolyte are doped with small amounts of expensive materials, which could add expense to the cells.
Each experiment uses much smaller amounts of expensive chemicals than traditional methods.
But the addition of small amounts of expensive fibers to larger amounts of cheaper CB or graphite can be a cost effective system.
Employed assay methods typically involved the use of HPLC, formic acid, and large amounts of expensive radiolabeled [3H]UDP-N-acetylglucosaminyl ([3H]UDP-GlcNAc).
The state government and the utility companies, for their part, have had to finance and generate increasing amounts of expensive electricity for pumping, which they provide to the farmers at a subsidized rate.
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