The phrase "amount of revised" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and lacks proper context, as "amount" typically refers to quantity, while "revised" is an adjective that does not fit well with "amount."
Example: "The amount of revised documents submitted was lower than expected."
Alternatives: "number of revisions" or "quantity of changes".
If the research presented in the paper has serious flaws, I am inclined to recommend rejection, unless the shortcoming can be remedied with a reasonable amount of revising.
If the amounts collected in the first three quarters exceed the amount of the revised annual fee, the overpayment will be refunded.
We do use a noise term in our model that varies the initial amount of dust on the cleaning modules in the upper ten percent of the total dust amount (see revised Methods).
The amount of tax and revised payment schedule can vary dependent on how much is owed and over what period of time.
But Ross' pronouncements are also liable to vindicate the fears of liberal trade skeptics already worried that the Trump administration's version of revising NAFTA will amount to simply expanding NAFTA's reach to new sectors of the economy.
"$100 billion is $100 billion is $100 billion," said Rep. Tim Scott referringeferring to amount the revised package would cut from President Barack Obama's budget request of a year ago.
The agency said that it is in the process of revising rules to limit the amount of pepper spray used at any one time.
By contrast, true digital reinventors devote an equal amount of resources to revising core business models and investing outside the core.
Hence it took a substantial amount of time to revise the manuscript.
Ad spending this year will total $249.8 billion, Mr. Coen forecast, up 2.5percentt from $243.7 billion in 2000, an amount he recently revised upward because of new data that showed last year, the strongest in Madison Avenue's history, concluded even better than expected.
The Census Bureau attributed an indeterminate amount of the increase to revised definitions adopted in 2007, which identify as parents any man and woman living together, whether or not they are married or the child's biological parents.
