The phrase "amount of informant" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing the quantity or extent of information provided by an informant, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The amount of informant data collected during the investigation was substantial."
Alternatives: "quantity of information" or "level of information provided".
Each recorded interview lasted between 25-54 minutes, depending on the amount of information given by the informant.
A small amount of information has been withheld from publication because it might endanger local informants or give away genuine military secrets.
But the chief said he is "not satisfied" with the amount of information investigators used to obtain the search warrant and with the efforts to verify the information from the informant.
These characteristics include the consistency of child behaviours across situations, the amount of behavioural information available to the informant, motivation on the part of the informant, personality of the informant and acquaintanceship with the child [ 22].
The lone surviving militant confirmed to investigators that the insurgents had received significant amounts of information on the base from informants on the inside.
Implications of the elaborated CUG social network structure, as supported through information from key informants, include: greater amounts of information being exchanged, more timely exchange of information and improved access to information (which could have a positive impact on the knowledge base of the various cadres of health workers and lead to more effective team management and performance).
The amount of money paid to informants by HMRC in its attempts to crack down on tax evasion has leapt by more than 50% in a year to a record high of £605,000.
The amount of data varies for each informant.
He and some co-conspirators attempted to purchase a large amount of marijuana from a government informant who had a prior marijuana arrest.
