The phrase "amount of restatement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or degree of restatement in a particular context, such as in writing or reporting.
Example: "The amount of restatement in the financial report raised concerns among the investors."
Alternatives: "degree of restatement" or "level of restatement".
"Even though the total amount of the restatement represents a small portion of America Online's total revenues during the period," Mr. Parsons said in a statement, "we have taken, and do take, this matter very seriously".
"Even though the total amount of the restatement represents a small portion of America Online's total revenues during the period, we have taken, and do take, this matter very seriously," AOL Chief Executive Richard Parsons Richard Parsons said.
Freddie Mac said on Thursday it was delaying the restatement of its financial results until November, and that the amount of restated earnings could be greater than the previously announced $4.5 billion.
The amount of the latest restatement could not be determined, as the company's internal investigation continues to scrutinize thousands of invoices at McCann-Erickson's European division.
The disclosure comes on top of a Jan . 9announcement that reserves had been overstated by 20percentt, or the equivalent of 3.9 billion barrels While the amount of Thursday's restatement was small in comparison, it rattled investors, given the growing questions about the company's credibility.
The exact amounts of the restatements have not been determined, he said, adding that cash flow figures would not be affected.
Despite talk of "People's QE" and other novelties, the Corbynite holding position seemed to amount to a restatement of past beliefs and convictions.
In additional analyses, we consider whether IRS attention to a restatement leads to an increase in the amount of future tax settlements.
Sybase estimated that the amount of the disputed sales was $60 million to $65 million, and said the recent disclosure would require a restatement for the first three quarters.
COMPARED with Lucent's financial accounting restatements of $679 million and the problems that have befallen that company, the amount of shareholder equity lost in Indus's case seems inconsequential.
