The phrase "amount of last" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or unclear expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The amount of last year's budget was significantly higher than expected."
Alternatives: "quantity of the last" or "total of the last".
No amount of last minute advice can make up for good preparation, so start as you mean to go on.
Thinking about it, judging by the amount of last minute trips to a basement pub's weirdly flooded toilets to brush up on your lippy, it makes quite a lot of sense.
You're already there, there's no amount of last minute preparation that can help you now, you've learned the lines, lyrics, explored the character, all of the things you need to do.
So as the Super Bowl weekend approaches, he said, some hotels are still "betting on a certain amount of last-minute business at the highest possible rates".
In dozens of interviews, business owners, hotel managers and rental agents from around the region said that vacationers this summer seemed to be traveling less far and doing an unprecedented amount of last-minute booking.
Or on the raffish butler hired for the same affair: "No amount of last-minute tailoring would ever get the cloth to hang in a natural way, and as a result he resembled a human cannoli".
But isn't it more likely that the amount of lasting work is roughly the same as it always was, and that the surrounding acreage of junk has expanded?
His side's best defender, it felt as if the Greece international was holding it together on his own sometimes - shown by the amount of last-ditch interceptions he made.
You can expect an unusual amount of last-minute flight cancellations, meeting postponements and long transportation delays.
(The donors' side lost on both measures, in part because the huge amounts of last-minute secret money became a toxic political liability).
A significant amount of the last government's legislation on sentencing, some of it going back more than a decade, was never brought into force.
