The phrase "amount of outstanding" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing financial obligations or debts that are yet to be settled.
Example: "The amount of outstanding invoices has increased significantly this month."
Alternatives: "total outstanding" or "sum of unpaid".
"The risk was easily controllable when the amount of outstanding products remained small.
In the spring, as credit tightened, the amount of outstanding home equity loans fell and credit card debt rose.
Analysts said the total amount of outstanding debt in August, $2.47 trillion, was the smallest since the summer of 2007.
This year, the total amount of outstanding student loans will pass the $1 trillion threshold for the first time.
In some cases, the amount of outstanding insurance via CDSs is far greater than the underlying value of the bonds.
New York City still has a relatively large amount of outstanding debt, forcing it to spend a big chunk of its annual tax revenue on those bills.
But the amount of outstanding home equity loans bottomed out in April, and over the past six months is up 5percentt.
As education costs rise, the amount of outstanding student loans rose in each of the first five months of the year, Equifax data analyzed by Moody's Analytics showed.
But it would keep graduates' repayments, and the amount of outstanding debt, within what the committee sees as acceptable limits.David Blunkett, the education secretary, clearly thinks otherwise.
As the foreclosure crisis grinds on, the total amount of outstanding mortgage debt continues to fall, Federal Reserve data shows, though more slowly than earlier in the recession.
Unlike in other European countries, local banks only have a small amount of outstanding bonds, which have their own set of legal complications.
