The phrase "amount of feeds for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or number of feeds required for a specific purpose or context, such as in social media or data management.
Example: "The amount of feeds for our social media campaign needs to be increased to reach a wider audience."
Alternatives: "number of feeds for" or "quantity of feeds for".
It has a lot of the sharing tools and costs just $1 a month for an unlimited amount of feeds.
The feed was provided to each tank using an automatic feeder and the amount of feed for each tank was calculated based on feeding rate and biomass in each tank after two weeks.
A multidisciplinary team which included an intensivist, registrars, registered nurses and dieticians were responsible for decisions related to patient care, time of insertion of feeding tube, initiation of enteral feeds, amount of feeds to be delivered and interruptions.
We tested overall preference of caterpillars (mass test diet eaten - mass control diet eaten) for native versus exotic plant extracts with mass of the assay caterpillar as a covariate to control for the total amount of feeding in each replicate assay.
In order to investigate this, newly weaned minipigs were fed different amounts of feed for nine months, after which the bone marrow was evaluated.
Veterinarians are usually a good source for recommendations on appropriate types and amounts of feed for a specific horse.
The three level factorial Box Behnken experimental design model was investigated for three variables namely: grinding time, ball charge and amount of feed used for grinding of Indian coal.
The amount of feed used for growing salmon is 44% of what it was in 1972.Mr Slaski says that the use of antibiotics in Norwegian aquaculture is less than 0.5% of what it was ten years ago.
Improvement in feed efficiency will reduce the amount of feed required for growth, the production cost and the amount of nitrogenous waste [ 1].
Improvement in feed efficiency would reduce the amount of feed required for growth, the production cost and the amount of nitrogenous waste.
