The phrase "amount of implemented" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and lacks proper context, as "amount" typically refers to quantity, while "implemented" is an adjective that does not fit well with "amount."
Example: "The amount of implemented changes in the project was significant."
Alternatives: "number of implemented" or "level of implementation".
It is an easily installed, actively developed project with a substantial amount of implemented functionality and an arbitrarily accessible extension mechanism for customization.
However, as validity and reliability of measurements are often associated with the amount of implemented measures and/or items, it should be noted that sometimes practical constraints (i.e., burden for the clients, financial costs) will influence the choice and amount of assessment.
I may have never marched before, but the amount of changes implemented by this government is staggering and happening too quickly.
In fact, right now it is not possible to calculate an average team velocity because iterations are very different in the amount of features implemented and time duration.
NEMo assumes that every stimulus is encoded with some amount of noise, implemented by a zero-mean Gaussian with standard deviation σ.
For instance, UC National Labs have done a great job for over half a century with research, development and production of hydrogen bombs, but why haven't they spent the same amount of effort implementing controlled fusion at the same time when we need it the most to prevent out of control global warming in this century, especially since UC Prof. Keeling started warning us half a century ago also?
Gone are the days where you need to spend countless amount of hours implementing marketing strategies in order to get in front of key decision makers for your product or service.
I remain concerned by the amount of change being implemented in the energy sector and the time it is taking.
"I remain concerned by the amount of change being implemented in the energy sector and the time it is taking," Mr. Beckers said.
"I remain concerned by the amount of change being implemented in the energy sector and the time it is taking," Mr. Beckers added.
In this context, Europe is also faced with the challenge of implementing growing amounts of intermittent power sources such as micro-solar and wind sources in the electricity grid.
