The phrase "amount of propaganda" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or extent of propaganda present in a particular context, such as media, politics, or advertising.
Example: "The amount of propaganda in the election campaign was alarming, influencing public opinion significantly."
Alternatives: "level of propaganda" or "quantity of propaganda".
"Even if someone wanted to, no amount of propaganda is going to turn a heterosexual gay".
Studying media coverage of Pakistan's nuclear achievement, it becomes clear that a certain amount of propaganda was used to make Pakistan appear threatening.
Under its then editor, Nikita S. Khrushchev's son-in-law, Alexei Adzhubei, it introduced more travel articles, sports pieces, and short fiction and reduced the amount of propaganda.
Investigators said Monday's searches had yielded "a large amount of propaganda and literature with antigovernment slogans," electronic databases and, in the Udaltsov apartment, "a list of individuals who share their views".
When the government had gone after us (after a 2001 investigation into bribe-taking in the Ministry of Defence), there was a huge amount of propaganda unleashed against Tehelka — and a really disheartening and learning experience was the way I would say almost 80 percent of the media was mouthing that propaganda and perpetuating that without doing any due diligence.
She made a certain amount of propaganda against English dukes, who, she explained with the utmost scorn, stepped out of their baths every morning into the waiting arms of their valets, who stood holding the bath towels and who rubbed them dry.
It also contains a small amount of earlier propaganda from World War I.
Mayakovsky's poetry was saturated with politics, but no amount of social propaganda could stifle his personal need for love, which burst out again and again because of repeated romantic frustrations.
Furthermore, he knew that Russia's standing in Western Europe had plummeted, that no amount of Communist propaganda could wipe away the crimes of Stalin, the brutal coup in Czechoslovakia or the scenes of Soviet tanks rumbling through Budapest.
I don't judge anyone for believing this -- it is based on compassion, and it has been backed with an enormous amount of government propaganda for a hundred years.
