The phrase "amount of flesh" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or extent of flesh in a biological, anatomical, or metaphorical context.
Example: "The surgeon noted the amount of flesh that needed to be removed during the procedure."
Alternatives: "quantity of flesh" or "volume of flesh".
Just the opposite judging by the amount of flesh on show in the first episode.
The issue was not the amount of flesh exposed but the players' ability to move around the court.
The leather laces strap loosely, like those of a corset that's been uncinched, exposing an indelicate amount of flesh.
There are, however, many contemporary allusions to him as a writer, and these add a reasonable amount of flesh and blood to the biographical skeleton.
So rather than just looking at population size, should we be considering the amount of flesh there is on the planet as well?
For those who can't quite face the amount of flesh a large squash yields, small gem squashes are delicious stuffed with mushrooms (also just also starting their season), cream and garlic, and baked and served individually.
The amount of fish flesh, and its metabolism and waste production, increases very roughly with volume, the cube of length.
Marvel faced a similar task with Civil War, which features debuts for the new Spider-Man and Black Panther as well as a huge amount of fleshing out for characters such as the Vision and Scarlet Witch, yet never feels in the least bit clunky.
If your skin is red or inflamed after waxing and you don't have time to wait for it to subside naturally, try covering it up with a small amount of flesh-toned makeup.
She is particularly concerned by television's depiction of women and, "the obsession with showing large amounts of flesh.
Although wrestler may look like infants on steroids, those prodigious amounts of flesh conceal some very powerful muscle.
