The phrase "amount of familiarity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level or degree of knowledge or experience someone has with a particular subject or person.
Example: "The amount of familiarity she has with the topic made her an excellent candidate for the project."
Alternatives: "level of familiarity" or "degree of familiarity".
"We're assuming a fair amount of familiarity with Amazon," said Steve Simpson, a partner and creative director at Goodby, Silverstein, part of the Omnicom Group, who supervised the campaign and its creators, Kilpatrick Anderson, Al Kelly and Amy Nicholson.
So severe were the greens at Oakland Hills, he said, that no amount of familiarity could prepare a player for the challenge of extreme pin positions and putting surfaces that firmed up and speeded up during the day.
Simulation models of agro-ecological systems are typically written in a manner that precludes reusability of parts of the model without a significant amount of familiarity with and rewriting of existing code.
Well, do you also have to start explaining in similar detail how gay sex is carried out?" I'm far from sure you do, actually, but more to the point, no amount of familiarity with homosexual mechanics would have turned my 10-year-old self into a lesbian.
Nevertheless, I have developed a certain amount of familiarity with the stresses and ritual of travel and life abroad.
As Schur put it, the writers thought a lot about how they would "make sure if she won that we didn't feel like we were watching a new show in Season 5… There's a certain amount of familiarity that's necessary, and we're doing certain things to kind of reassure people at the end of the year that it's not all going to be different" in a potential fifth season, if Leslie wins.
Charlie, like many autistic persons, relies on an excessive, obsessive amount of routine and familiarity in his life.
Studying abroad should not make you regret growing up in the place you did, you'd be surprised by the amount of comforts and familiarities that you would eventually grow to miss if you left this place behind.
"But I think you have a certain amount of credibility by virtue of familiarity".
At times it seems that the people in Party Going are like characters from a Robbe Grillet novel, from whom individuality has been withheld as a matter of literary dogma; and yet they do have individual characters, even if what distinguishes them (different amounts of money, different degrees of familiarity and affection for one another) is not profound.
Does it guarantee a certain amount of experience in humanitarian relief or a level of familiarity with intra-organizational communication?
