"amount of popularity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe the level or degree of popularity that someone or something has. Example: "The amount of popularity the new restaurant gained after its grand opening was surprising."
Bollywood actors are very much popular not only in India, but also they are sharing same amount of popularity outside their boundaries too.
Still, she retained a sizable amount of popularity, especially among some young and radical township residents.
Another field that enjoys a great amount of popularity is the Web.
Her stock in trade is that she sucks; and her suckworthiness is so copper-bottomed, no amount of popularity can touch it.
Corsets and corset-style tops without structural supports retained an amount of popularity as outerwear, especially in alternative fashion, and were sometimes featured in the works of respected fashion designers.
Part of having an up-to-date dictionary also means knowing when to excise words, though, and Sheedy says new Living Language words will expire after six months unless they retain a certain amount of popularity.
We found there is a strong and positive correlation between ad recall and the amount of passion, popularity, and engagement there is on any given channel.
A fair amount of these books' popularity can be chalked up to that shorthand approach.
Recognize your most shining qualities, and you will see that your real virtues are more important than any amount of money or popularity.
"She comes into this with a racing background, with a tremendous amount of exposure, momentum, just popularity that we've never seen before, especially from a female driver," said Jeff Gordon, who qualified second and will start alongside Patrick on the front row for Sunday's race.
Content marketing is a cost-effective, versatile strategy with myriad benefits but because of that, it's attracted thousands of entrepreneurs and marketers in a relatively short amount of time as its popularity has skyrocketed over the last few years.
