The phrase "amount of redundancy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or level of redundancy present in a system, process, or piece of information.
Example: "The amount of redundancy in the data storage system ensures that no information is lost in case of a failure."
Alternatives: "level of redundancy" or "degree of redundancy".
The amount of redundancy is dependent on the radix of the SRT algorithm and the number set chosen.
Although our equality saturation has exponential blow-up, the effect is reduced dramatically by the suprising amount of redundancy in this process.
In Milan, because of the sheer number of outfits on a runway and the blinding amount of redundancy, you can see and not see.
And the amount of redundancy pay depends also on factors such as the nature of the industry, the strength of bargaining power [of workers] and issues such as whether the employers want to make the lay-offs in stages.
The conclusion is linear precoders should introduce only a small amount of redundancy and be used in conjunction with an error correcting code capable of combatting additive noise.
Evaluations of convergence as well as performance of the mechanism and the required amount of redundancy of the system are performed by simulations.
Instead, our government and private relief agencies should deliberately build into their response mechanisms a certain amount of redundancy and overlap of responsibility, so as to guarantee assistance for those whose needs cannot be anticipated by a single government agency.
Simulation results show that, subject to the same amount of redundancy bits for error protection, the new algorithm outperforms other existing algorithms where equal-protection schemes are adopted.
While hyperspectral images contain a wealth of information that can help distinguish between similar-looking objects, they also contain a large amount of redundancy.
Commercial flyers, who grow more numerous all the time – there were 200 licenses a year ago and 1,200 now – are plainly aware of this, while the hobbyists are probably right this minute figuring out ways to make things even safer – for instance, by introducing spare engines for emergencies (the amount of redundancy in the system is what gives them confidence in it, apparently).
The amount of redundancy can be controlled using an optimization scheme.
