The phrase "amount of reports" is not correct in standard written English.
The word "amount" is typically used with uncountable nouns, while "reports" is a countable noun.
Example: "The amount of reports submitted this month was lower than expected."
Alternatives: "number of reports" or "quantity of reports".
There has been a significant amount of reports on DSSCs based on nanowires, where the semiconductor nanowires are mainly synthesized using solution-based hydrothermal method [6 8].
In the last several years, a large amount of reports demonstrate that the inducing image charges on metal film generate light confinement on the metal film surface rather than on the nanoparticle in the nanoparticle/metal film hybrid system, which is called electromagnetic field redistribution [22 27].
But the Conservatives have pivoted onto the voluminous amount of reports that have already been released.
Although there has been a considerable amount of reports, media coverage and scholarly debates about the marginalization, discrimination and persecution of minorities such as the Baha'i community in the Islamic Republic of Iran, one of the less discussed minority groups that has received scant attention is the Arab ethnic group living in the country.
A disproportionate amount of reports are for people aged less than 20 (with data on age missing for many).
The role of p53 inactivation in colon cancer progression and prognosis has been widely studied but remains elusive notwithstanding the amount of reports addressing this subject [ 5- 17].
"There seems to be a chasm between the amount of reported cases and the lack of prosecutions," it says.
"A huge amount of reporting effort, over several weeks, went into verifying and corroborating what is in the published story.
I'd done a fair amount of reporting in low-income neighborhoods in New York — in Harlem, the Bronx and Brooklyn.
He has clearly done a vast amount of reporting and research and has rooted his study in the history of modern America.
