The phrase "amount of royalty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or level of royalty payments or fees, often in the context of intellectual property or licensing agreements.
Example: "The amount of royalty paid to the author was determined by the number of copies sold."
Alternatives: "royalty fee" or "royalty payment".
Eliana S. Rivero is a professor emeritus at the University of Arizona who told me she gets by on Social Security, a TIAA-CREF pension fund and a small amount of royalty income.
Mr. Moore claims that Mr. Kirkman has not shared the previously agreed-upon amount of royalty or other payments for the properties they created together, which include "The Walking Dead," "Brit" and "Battle Pope".
The company also derives a small amount of royalty revenues from licensing its brand name and logos.
In July Web radio stations and record labels reached a deal, lasting through 2015, to lessen the amount of royalty fees the stations are required to pay.
The patents could also help keep the companies' prices competitive by lowering the amount of royalty payments the firms would otherwise have to make.
Interior Department officials insisted that the maximum amount of royalty-free oil and gas was based on each field.
Yet none of us in Blondie will receive a fair amount of royalties from these millions of plays.
The amount of royalties payable is always slightly below the amount that the company makes in gross profit.
The federal government does not require companies to divulge the amount of royalties they pay or what they tell the government about sale prices.
In an increasingly competitive market, where companies such as iUniverse, Blurb and ColdTreePress offer variations on the self-publishing theme, Booksurge has this month increased the amount of royalties it is paying authors... from 25%to35%5% of the cover price.
Last week's protests were triggered in part by anger over the amount of royalties the mine proposed to pay the local government.
