The phrase "amount of fun with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the level or quantity of enjoyment experienced in a particular situation or activity.
Example: "We had a great amount of fun with the new board game last night."
Alternatives: "level of enjoyment with" or "degree of fun with".
The kitchen has an inordinate amount of fun with dessert.
Ronny Yu, the director, has an enormous amount of fun with the climactic battle.
"[The FBI has] obviously been having a certain amount of fun with them, inviting them to spook meetings and so on.
At KC's Chiffafa House, a cozy, winning bistro in a 200-year-old building in Mendham's historic district, they put the boar on a plate — and have an immoderate amount of fun with it.
Butler's The Tangled Mane (Bloomsbury £16.99, pp217) takes that traditional sporting stand-by 'The Tour Diary', turns it on its head, and has a tremendous amount of fun with what was supposed to be a dormant format.
The series started with the potential for an epic amount of fun, with clutch shots and multiple overtimes, and ended in a meat grinder of defense employed by the Spurs, Chris Ballard writes on SI.com.
The former, if it had a serious purpose, also provided huge amounts of fun, with the bowlers trying their socks off to dislodge the batsmen.
First of all, I had an incredible amount of fun working with R. Kelly -- he's an amazing dude.
"We had a ridiculous amount of fun making it with the directors and we think that really shows in the video".
There's a vast amount of fun to be had with the possibilities of multiple universes, and contemplating infinite possibilities soon gets silly.
Zilch," is also the amount of fun you'll have with that much money in a world where the welfare state has been stripped away to almost nothing.
