"amount of liberty" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the degree or extent of freedom or independence that an individual or group has. Example: The constitution guarantees every citizen a certain amount of liberty, including the freedom of speech and assembly. However, recent government policies have been restricting this amount of liberty.
His generosity brought him a certain amount of liberty behind the scenes.
"There's a certain amount of liberty that you have," said Mr. Boccino, who tries to stay as active as possible.
Whatever the idiosyncrasies of my own relationship, I bow down and honor all the women before me who opened the road for the comparative amount of liberty women have today.
By contrast, some parts of the Zhuangzi imply a relatively liberal political stance, on which individuals would probably be allowed the maximum amount of liberty compatible with avoiding social conflict.
Thus while a user has a tremendous amount of liberty to choose which forms of discourse to pay closer attention to, and tools with which to hide or prioritize the posts of certain members of her network, she cannot easily shield herself from at least a superficial acquaintance with a diversity of private and public concerns of her fellows.
Part of the complexity of any deal involved a potential de-rating of any spin-out from the asset swap, plus the limited amount of cash Liberty could stump up to finance a deal, according to Royal Bank of Canada.
To have a national security state so secure as to guarantee us against any possible attacks would be to lose a fair amount of our liberty.
Aside from noting down the addresses and family details of these sorts, I enjoy reminding them that, whatever your views on the ideal form of government, the notion of Wayne Rooney being sent to a work camp just outside Whitby to atone for a missed penalty by lifting logs for three years evokes a kind of transcendent joy that no amount of personal liberty could offer.
Those who protest about giving up the slightest amount of civil liberties forget how precious life is.
"South Carolina as a state has a tremendous amount of civil liberties challenges, and our goal is to make sure there is a strong and viable affiliate to deal with those issues," said Robert B. Remar, vice president of the A.C.L.U. and a lawyer in Atlanta.
I began to meditate upon the modern Gothic country-house, with the usual amount of Morris furniture, Liberty rugs, and Mudie novels, to which I was doubtless being taken".
