The phrase "amount of necessity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree or level of necessity for something in a particular context.
Example: "The amount of necessity for this project has increased due to recent developments in the industry."
Alternatives: "degree of necessity" or "level of necessity".
Since poverty is often the root driver of child marriage, experts say it's critical for governments and aid agencies to provide families with a sufficient amount of necessities during a crisis in order for there not to be a "perceived benefit" in marrying off their daughters.
And although the last few months have been the most rewarding, they've also been some of the dirtiest and smelliest, and we've had to adapt with the least amount of necessities and food (and not because we're on some crazy crash diet).
But your husband controls the family finances, and he doles out only a small amount of cash for necessities each week.
All educators understand the necessity of assessment, but it is our obligation to do the minimum amount of testing necessary, and no more.
Those people know an incredible amount about the technology out there out of necessity.
Caught between spectacular wealth and massive poverty, most Kinois must spend a considerable amount of their time scrambling for necessities that are in erratic supply.
Find ways to reduce the amount of money you spend on necessities in order to devote more money to your financial goal.
Addictomatic sports a very clean and manageable layout – a necessity given the amount of information it throws at you.
The developed composite as a "dry mix" uses a small amount of solid activator and eliminates the necessity for heat curing.
As the amount of geographical information rapidly grows, the necessity for bioinformatic tools, able to deal with this kind of data, has increased.
