The phrase "amount of law" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or extent of legal regulations, principles, or statutes in a particular context.
Example: "The amount of law governing environmental protection has increased significantly over the past decade."
Alternatives: "volume of law" or "extent of law".
"You realize no amount of law can ever capture the human complexity involved in living with and sucking up to the regime," he told me.
While a very large amount of law students I have known have coped with mental health issues and even school-related nervous breakdowns, it's not talked about, or even admitted beyond close friends".
A correspondent for a New York newspaper reported that guards numbered 75 to 100, probably the largest amount of law enforcement muscle assembled in Washington before the Civil War.
They have been sued for patents by other people, but I don't think they've — not that I've gone through any huge amount of law cases — but I don't think they've generally used patents as a weapon," Torvalds said.
"I think I could get into a good amount of law schools.
Emily was last seen in Namibia, and no amount of law enforcement and money has been able to turn up a trace of the girl.
Kevin McNamara Houston, June 2, 2009 To the Editor: Ross Douthat criticizes the Supreme Court's alleged activism based solely on the amount of laws it has overturned in recent years.
While there is a phenomenal amount of laws and warnings created to prevent drivers from texting while behind the wheels, the habit is still very rampant.
Ideal democracy is fine, but the present form of democracy is more like an endless amount of lawmakers looking to make a name for themselves, passing an endless amount of laws so that we can all live under the fear of punishment equally.
When she's not scribbling up a storm, she can be found re-reading Simone de Beauvoir and binge-watching obscene amounts of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit".
He issued a series of laws, as a conscious and well-organized updating of Rothari's Edict, which introduced a fair amount of Roman law into the Lombard system.
