The phrase "amount of key information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or volume of important data or details in a specific context.
Example: "The report provided an adequate amount of key information that helped us make informed decisions."
Alternatives: "volume of essential information" or "quantity of critical information".
I mentioned the William Finnegan piece "Doubt," from 1994, in which Finnegan, having served as a juror on an unsatisfyingly investigated trial, decided to investigate it himself, as a journalist, after its conclusion, and uncovered a huge amount of key information.
The drive/host system's basic requirement is that both the drive controller and the host computer, or some peripheral attached thereto, are capable of storing a small amount of key information (roughly 1024 bits in the presently preferred embodiment of the invention).
The FGDs produced a large amount of key information relatively expeditiously and in a way that allowed the participation of consumers who were unwell and would not otherwise have the opportunity to have their voice heard.
Generally speaking, the larger the amount of keying information stored within each sensor, the better the connectivity of the key-sharing graph, the higher the computation and communication overheads.
A major drawback of the schemes in this category is the storage space wastage since a large amount of keying information may never be utilized during the lifetime of a sensor.
Hence, we can safely claim that iPAK, as well as SBK and LKE, can be configured to reach a high connectivity with a small amount of keying information storage in worker sensors.
The discovery of a large amount of lncRNAs should provide key information.
However, even with this massive amount of detailed data, the key information is missing, namely the information on the activity state of a given protein in vivo.
A secure sensor network requires a "sound" key establishment scheme that should be easily realized by individual sensors, should be localized to scale well to large sensor networks, should require small amount of space for keying information storage, and should be resilient against node capture attacks.
