The phrase "amount of powerful and" is not correct in written English.
It is unclear and seems to be missing a noun that would follow "amount of," making it difficult to understand the intended meaning.
Example: "The amount of powerful and influential leaders in the organization is impressive."
Alternatives: "level of power and" or "degree of strength and".
To date, there is a large amount of powerful algorithms available that solve sparse recovery problems in the CS context ranging from optimization approaches to classical pursuits such as the orthogonal matching pursuit (OMP) [22] and more specialized algorithms such as the compressive sampling matching pursuit (CoSaMP) [23] for instance.
Green said she has received several calls from cancer patients and others with terminal illnesses who said the prosecution of doctors like Tseng has led other physicians to limit the amount of powerful painkillers they prescribe, even to those who have a medical need for them.
Considering the amount of powerful scholarship that has emerged within the past two decades concerning the historical Jesus -- that being his early cultural influences, his immediate family, the nature of his relationship with Mary Magdalene and Judas Iscariot -- the screenplay of Jesus Christ Superstar has proven to be amazingly resilient.
The BBC's Matt McGrath says the large amounts of powerful gas that are leaking could have a significant impact on climate change.
Also, electromagnets require a significant amount of electrical power, powerful DC power supplies and large cooling systems.
That has become an issue for August Busch IV after his companion, an aspiring model, was found dead in his bed two months ago with a significant amount of a powerful painkiller, oxycodone, and cocaine in her system.
The idea is to enable global-scale monitoring and measurement of changes in the earth's environment by providing scientists a vast new amount of data and powerful computing resources.
Contrasting that with today's realities, companies have access to an overwhelming amount of data and powerful computing technology.
He argues that the Ninth Circuit was correct, and no amount of "obscure and powerful verbal formulas" should mislead people into thinking otherwise.
But they also "blocked a significant amount of the powerful winds that other areas suffered," he said, allowing firefighters to get the upper hand.
