The phrase "amount of possibilities" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term would be "number of possibilities" since "amount" is used for uncountable nouns, while "number" is used for countable nouns like "possibilities."
Example: "The number of possibilities for this project is overwhelming."
Alternatives: "variety of possibilities" or "range of possibilities."
It opens up a tremendous amount of possibilities.
"That would throw open a huge amount of possibilities to a large community of riders in Brooklyn and Staten Island".
The advent of simultaneous PET/MRI brought a large amount of possibilities in research and clinical applications into hybrid imaging.
According to complexity theory, if one must try a tremendous amount of possibilities to find the right one, then the search will not be worthwhile or successful.
"It's a challenging time, but it is also a time where I would say that there are an incredible amount of possibilities," Mr. van Zweden said in an interview at his Midtown Manhattan hotel.
There is also a tremendous amount of possibilities for creative writing outside the classrooms, evident in a variety of student activities, including slam poetry competitions and student-run publications such as The Yale Literary Magazine and the Yale Daily News.
Ok then!! Unlike normal games you can't just re-load the game if you're character dies, if you end up killing off one of the characters it will drastically alter the course of events for the other characters, throwing up a monstrous amounts of possibilities and endings, potentially sending even a sane gamer mad.
We show then that using a small κ (between 2 and 4) is enough to capture a significant amount of communication possibilities that are neglected by existing approaches.
As Cutting (1982) argues, a sheet of paper, another quintessentially multistable artifact, affords an endless amount of action possibilities including writing, drawing, wadding up, cutting, photocopying, burning, and so on.
