The phrase "amount of print" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or volume of printed material, such as text or images.
Example: "The amount of print in this book is overwhelming, making it difficult to read."
Alternatives: "volume of print" or "quantity of print".
The New York Times reduced the amount of print on a page by 5 to 6percentt in 1994 when it did the opposite, increasing the size of the type and the spacing between lines to improve readability.
In addition there is a small amount of print materials chiefly associated with his solo and group exhibits, and condolences sent upon his passing in 2013.
Because of this, Pitman said that the cost to 3D print on AMF will depend on the amount of print bed space taken up and generally ranges from $6,000 to $30,000, although there are discounts for STEM education initiatives.
Most of the prints in the collection were exhibited in the U.S. and abroad; thus, there is a small amount of print materials in the Papers Series related to exhibits and lectures, such as caption cards, title panels, and fliers as well as a Russian magazine, OGONET (1989), with an article about her photography, in Russian.
This overall difference in perceived severity between high and low media frequency diseases was confirmed by a correlation between ratings of severity and the amount of print media exposure.
Possible factors involved in this type of compensation might be the amount of print exposure (Mol & Bus, 2011) and orthographic learning (Wang, Castles, Nickels, & Nation, 2011).
The charity even claims to have encountered a "kill chip" designed by manufacturers to disable printers so that "after a certain amount of print-outs, ink will have leaked in a way that makes the printer unviable".
Hence the importance of a successful opening weekend, and the increasing amount of prints made up for a film's first appearance.
"Labor is a party that lectures us on climate change action, but are opposing changes that will reduce the amount of printing done by parliamentarians.
Manage time and resources - Small changes in size and object density can have large effects on the time and amount of printing resources needed.
Yet even the World Wide Web, which allows almost any computer to read and display another computer's documents, has increased the amount of printing done.
