The phrase "amount of pages" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "number of pages." You can use it when referring to a countable quantity of pages in a document or book.
Example: "The report has a total number of pages that exceeds our initial estimate."
Alternatives: "count of pages" or "total pages."
"It seems to me that a good amount of pages would be 50.
Laser printers typically offer higher page yields (the amount of pages printed per cartridge) than inkjets, but the cartridges are more expensive.
He spends a startling amount of pages writing about family dinners, birth control, Goodnight Moon-reading time, and doomed single-parent households – with no mention of the policies or movements that have addressed or exacerbated these issues.
Users logged in with a social network view twice the amount of pages.
An optimal value of the capacity reduces the amount of pages searched at the server as well as the amount of data sent from the CSP to the TU. Figure 8 shows the effect of the node size on the query processing time on the DISC index at the cloud server for a small and big dataset, with node capacity ranging from 10 to 30.
When I'm editing, I have to edit a certain amount of pages each week.
The duplicate elimination can prolong flash memory life cycles by reducing actual amount of page writes, and increase write bandwidth.
What was also impressive was the sheer amount of page-view volume that the small crew at Reddit has had to deal with.
However, further investigation into font types revealed that Tiresias PCfont's nominal point size was not equivalent to the three comparison fonts and, after adjustment for amount of page space used, no significant differences were found.
The term memory thrashing [8] refers to a situation of memory stress on a computer, in which a large amount of paging I/O activity slows down the execution of processes and makes the system unusable.
All told, Outbrain says it's currently embedded across 90,000 sites, generating over 6.5 billion page views per month — effectively double the amount of page views it was generating last December, when it announced a $35 million Series D round.
