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The phrase "amount of good luck" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or degree of luck someone has experienced or is expected to experience.
Example: "She seemed to have an incredible amount of good luck during her travels, winning contests and finding great deals everywhere she went."
Alternatives: "level of good fortune" or "degree of luck".
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Second, the stock market's historical performance reflects a large amount of good luck.
I'm just overwhelmed by the amount of good luck, being a superstitious person".
What they say: "Survival in this business depends on having an instinct for the market, being willing to experiment, financial resilience and a considerable amount of good luck".
If and when Americans execute a Bataclan-style attack on their own country directed by ISIS terrorists abroad, my hope is that the FBI and local law enforcement will respond as they have in the past: with skill, professionalism, and a fair amount of good luck.
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But then, for all the massive amounts of good luck Lane Fox has experienced in her life, she's had massive amounts of bad luck as well.
I really need to knock wood, because part of my career, a large part of my career has been enormous amounts of great good luck.
Most of all, good luck!
(Changing channels takes about the same amount of time.) The cable guy reported similar good luck with Panasonic sets across its CableCard line (and recommended Sony's sets, too).
So did some planning and a good amount of luck.
You don't have to clean your plate or make your kids clean theirs either (unless you want them to wash the dishes... good luck) Reduce the amount of white processed crap you put in your body.
Now you just have to look at my S.M.S.'s, and I have hundreds of well-wishers saying, "Good luck, good luck, good luck, good luck".
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