The phrase "amount of rose" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "amount of roses" if referring to multiple flowers or "a rose" if referring to a single flower.
Example: "The amount of roses in the garden has increased this spring."
Alternatives: "number of roses" or "quantity of roses."
The amount of ROSes was found increased only in one-month old AC2 expressing tobacco plants, while the amount of ROS accumulation in older and more developed leaves was similar as in wild-type leaves (data not shown).
For the company's rose cream, one of its signature products, it buys large amounts of rose oil from suppliers in Turkey, Bulgaria, Iran and Afghanistan.
These news stories follow the recent results from the Office of National Statistics showing that between 1995 and 2008 the amount spent on healthcare rose by 75%, or an average 4.4% a year, but the amount of healthcare provided rose by only 69%, or 4.1% a year.
Overall, the number of fraud instances fell 14% from the previous year but the average amount of cash involved rose.
The amount of goods bought rose by 2.4% on the same period last year - above the 1.7% recorded for Great Britain as a whole.
Last year the amount of new plastic used rose by 11% but Wrap said the overall decline suggests more recycled materials are being used in plastic bags.
The amount of shares sold short rose from 56,519 to 1.8 million after the preferred deal took place, according to the suit.
And venison haunch, an improbable amount of it, black-and-rose meat of velvety pungency, just-wilted greens, that black pudding and the murky sweetness of prunes.
It was noticed that there is little difference between the fresh and dried roses in the amounts of total phenolics, flavonoids, and flavonols which may be attributed to the presence of small amount of water in fresh roses that increase the polarity of extraction solvent (80% MeOH) during extraction process.
