The phrase "amount of hassle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level of difficulty or inconvenience associated with a task or situation.
Example: "The amount of hassle involved in moving to a new city can be overwhelming, but the fresh start is worth it."
Alternatives: "level of inconvenience" or "degree of trouble".
What their clients want, however, is the best service for the job in hand with the least amount of hassle.
The trade-off is that the amount of hassle is precisely calibrated to just how much you are willing to pay.
"It has always been difficult getting into kindergarten, but what's changed is the amount of hassle," said Emily Glickman, the president of Abacus Guide Educational Consulting.
And while lots of cash has always helped, it's now more important than ever, as sellers select the best offers with the least amount of hassle involved.
Norm Kaufman Oswego, N.Y. A. Traditionally, the rebate offers a price cut to anyone willing to endure a certain amount of hassle; it's an inducement that separates the casual bargain likers from the ardent bargain lovers.
Faceless corporate bureaucrats second-guessing medical decisions from afar created an infuriating amount of hassle for physicians and patients trying to orchestrate necessary care — and sometimes led to outrageous mistakes.
Papers bring influence, but if they also end up bringing endless bad publicity and untold amounts of hassle, the argument for maintaining them evaporates.
The locations that consistently made us the most money with the least amount of police hassle became regular stops in our roving rock show.
"In my day-to-day life, I have to make the decision on a continual basis: Which bathroom do I use that will cause me the least amount of stress, hassle and potential verbal violence?" Some trans or gender nonconforming people would rather hold it in than endure the snickers, the sneers, the questions, or worse, that come with using a public bathroom.
Numerous studies conclude that children's problem behavior is determined by the amount of daily hassles and the perception of stressfulness rather than by the severity of illness (Dufour et al. 2006; Korneluk and Lee 1998; Verhaeghe et al. 2005).
