The phrase "amount of information sharing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or extent of information that is exchanged between individuals or organizations.
Example: "The amount of information sharing between departments has significantly improved our overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "level of information exchange" or "degree of information sharing".
X4 (satisfaction with the relationship) dominated X1 (amount of information sharing).
Amount of information sharing positively affects Chinese apparel new ventures' competitive advantages.
X3 (long-term relationship orientation) was found to dominate X1 (amount of information sharing) and X4 (satisfaction with the relationship).
One reason might be that amount of information sharing is not necessarily equal to key information sharing.
The scale for amount of information sharing is adapted from Cannon and Homburg (2001) and includes three items.
Surprisingly, amount of information sharing did not demonstrate statistical significance on Chinese apparel new ventures' competitive advantages when other relationship-quality dimensions are included in the model.
B1 LAW ENFORCEMENT -- Mayor Giuliani called for legislation that would increase the amount of information shared between federal and local law enforcement agencies.
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani yesterday called for legislation that would significantly increase the amount of information shared between federal and local law enforcement agencies, and said the Federal Bureau of Investigation should set up a new office to essentially enforce such legislation.
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani called for legislation that would significantly increase the amount of information shared between federal and local law enforcement agencies and said the F.B.I. should set up an office to coordinate such communication.
Even as the report was being secretly investigated last fall, on Oct. 29 Mr. Giuliani called for new laws that would significantly increase the amount of information shared between federal and local law enforcement agencies.
