The phrase "amount of fixation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, attention studies, or visual perception, where fixation refers to the act of focusing on a particular point or object.
Example: "The amount of fixation on the target during the experiment was measured to assess participants' attention levels."
Alternatives: "level of fixation" or "degree of fixation".
The trend towards optimizing stabilization of the craniomaxillofacial skeleton (CMFS) with the minimum amount of fixation required to achieve union, and away from maximizing rigidity, requires a quantitative understanding of craniomaxillofacial biomechanics.
The amount of fixation points of the embroidery influences the drapability of the fabric.
To overcome this issue, some researchers have considered a variety of alterations to screw design or insertion technique to increase the amount of fixation in low density bone.
The total amount of fixation points per sensor was therefore 486 for the 'M' type sample and 410 for the 'V' type sample.
The woven textile sample was used as a carrier fabric for two different stitching patterns ('M' and 'V') as presented in Fig. 3. To obtain such embroidery, the optical fibers had to be fixed with a certain amount of fixation points with the carrier textile (marked in red in Fig. 3).
Correlation between the amount of fixations in the eye region and neuroticism did not reach statistical significance for any other emotion.
The amount of CO2 fixation on the polymer backbone changes dramatically according to the type of co-CA used: i.e. carbonate content ranging between 0.14 and 0.63.
He conducted comparative research on the morphogenesis of effective and ineffective root nodules, indicating that the amount of nitrogen fixation carried out by a nodulated plant depended on several factors including: the number of nodules, the volume of bacteroid containing tissue in each, the lifecycle of nodule, and the time for which this tissue persisted.
The Line Islands had a variable amount of CO2 fixation proteins with Palmyra and Kiritimati (Christmas Island) having the greatest number.
The amount of CO2 fixation is lower in R. denitrificans than in autotrophic bacteria, supporting previous observations that R. denitrificans cannot grow autotrophically.
A strategy which is using forests for storing carbon by increasing their biomass stock could be economical attractive for a short time but this strategy will decrease the amount of carbon fixation in forest in the long run to zero.
