The phrase "amount of litter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or volume of litter present in a specific area or context.
Example: "The amount of litter found in the park after the festival was alarming and required immediate cleanup efforts."
Alternatives: "quantity of litter" or "volume of litter".
It has a lot more to do with the amount of litter we leave behind.
After the pristine order of Kuda Huraa, the amount of litter on Boda Huraa is at first shocking, and then oddly reassuring.
The charity said there has been a drop of almost 4% in the amount of litter found on UK beaches between 2015 and 2016, with 6,000 volunteers collecting 268,384 items.
The study, of a 100-home subdivision in Gainesville, Fla., showed that on some days, the amount of litter on the streets more than doubled after garbage trucks came through.
The Marine Conservation Society organises clean-ups around the UK's coast on a regular basis, relying on volunteers to give up their weekends to reduce the amount of litter that is both an eyesore and a severe threat to marine life.
The amount of litter present on the soil surface was identified on previous field observations to be the amount of litter fall in a 1-m2 quadrate.
The amount of litters per experimental group for the exposures of 0, 25 and 60 ppm CO are larger than the remaining exposures.
Puppies from stores usually turn out to be unhealthy, and mills often abuse their dogs in horrid conditions to breed an excessive amount of litters for money.
Consider a breeder who will allow you to return a puppy for any reason, and who does not breed an excessive amount of litters in a year's time.
It also produces large amounts of litter over time.
Soil fauna consumes substantial amounts of litter and can even consume the entire annual litterfall in some ecosystems.
