The phrase "amount of filling and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity of filling in a particular context, such as cooking or packaging.
Example: "The recipe calls for an appropriate amount of filling and should be evenly distributed in the pastry."
Alternatives: "quantity of filling" or "volume of filling".
Flaky, buttery, with just the right amount of filling and spice.
A parametric study is carried out to examine the contribution of foam core plateau stress (σf), amount of filling and shell's radius-to-thickness ratio (R/h) on the axial crushing behaviour of the structure.
These filled Indian flatbreads are a good way to experiment with spices and flavours - you only need a tiny amount of filling and it is a good way of using leftover mashed potato or cooked vegetables.
Conclusion: The hypothesis that a procedure to enlarge root canals to 3 sizes greater than that of the first binding file will reduce the amount of filling materials extruded and the leakage was not proved, as our results show.
McKee (1990) rely on the correlation between the amount of filling of the pump and pumping cycle to control the pumping speed for preventing the well from being pumped dry or pump-off.
The texture and amount of filling has to be just right -- not too sweet, too tangy, too sticky, too greasy, too much or too little.
Regarding a 'rough' landscape-like surface, this dimension varies between 2 and 3 and expresses the amount of filling the 3D cube.
I prefer the rough frilliness of a home-made pie, but the pastry must be thin and crisp and include a generous amount of filling.
This red-shift might be related to the larger hole opening at higher T and the, thus, larger amount of filling material forming the dot.
In our study, for both locations the amount of filling tended to decline from 12 to 24 weeks and then increased from 24 to 36 weeks.
Transcriptions also contain a large amount of filled pauses and additional disfluent speech events together with useful text.
