The phrase "amount of interesting and" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or degree of something that is interesting, but it needs to be followed by a noun or a complete thought to make sense.
Example: "The amount of interesting and engaging content in the presentation kept the audience captivated."
Alternatives: "level of intrigue and" or "degree of interest and".
By the end of the two days I felt quite exhausted: the amount of interesting, emotional and challenging talks and ideas we'd heard shared was staggering.
Dear colleagues, In order to cope with the increasing amount of interesting papers and due to the fact that Prof. Gattaz (Brazil) and Prof. Deakin (UK) discontinued to be co-editors based on their enormous work load, Hans-Juergen Möller and myself decided to renew and enlarge the editorial board.
There is a tremendous amount of interesting portraiture and self-portraiture hanging in this exhibition, some of which seems to relate to the theme, some of which feels oddly out of place.
The Gaia mission is a precious opportunity to collect a large amount of interesting data about the dynamical and physical properties of the minor bodies of our Solar System.
"There is a huge amount of interesting videos on the web, and people sometimes get lost amongst such a wide variety of choices," says Ekatirina Skorobogatova, growth manager of Facebook Russia, in a statement.
The Cold Gas Spray method has become a novel thermal-spray process which offers an amount of interesting advantages such as no oxidation and dense coatings; it involves the acceleration of the powder particles by injection into a high-velocity gas stream and these are then impinged upon suitable substrates.
And I was delighted to see the amount of interesting stuff in sustainability, in interfaces for the developing world, in healthcare — often specifically healthcare applications for [the] elderly and children.
When I first saw the book, "How to Sharpen Pencils: A Practical & Theoretical Treatise on the Artisanal Craft of Pencil Sharpening for Writers, Artists, Contractors, Flange Turners, Anglesmiths, & Civil Servants," I was amazed by its tone, which blended satire of how-to manuals and an affection for them with a startling amount of interesting information.
One can define a quality journal, in terms of non-citation, as one which maximises the amount of useful, interesting and original information per issue.
