The phrase "amount of sawdust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific quantity or measurement of sawdust, often in contexts related to woodworking or manufacturing.
Example: "After completing the project, we measured the amount of sawdust produced to assess the efficiency of the cutting process."
Alternatives: "quantity of sawdust" or "volume of sawdust."
No amount of sawdust can magic it away.
Comparison was made between nonlame, slightly lame, and moderately lame cows on either rubber-crumb-filled mattress stall surfaces bedded with a small amount of sawdust (2 herds) or a Pack Mat design, which consisted of a rubber-crumb-filled mattress pad installed 5 cm below a raised rear curb, bedded with 5 to 8 cm of sand bedding (2 herds).
It has come up with a code of conduct for members to ensure a minimum amount of sawdust on the floor of this little Wild West bar.
The farmer gave the pigs a very small amount of sawdust as enrichment.
Live maggots were placed on 5-6 g of fresh pork liver in a plastic cylinder measuring 95 mm in height and diameter with an adequate amount of sawdust under the pork liver.
Measure the amount of sawdust you have.
The effect of adsorbent dosage i.e. sawdust/liquid ratio was conducted at 25 °C by adding different amounts of sawdust (5, 10, 20 and 30 g/L) at 100 mg/L Pb II) solutions at pH 5.45 ± 0.05 stirred at 500 rpm for 90 min.
The damp conditions necessitated the addition of large amounts of sawdust to allow the bowlers to keep their footing, because parts of the pitch were muddy.
This task becomes especially important when adding large amounts of sawdust to your compost pile.
Mice were introduced into a standard plastic cage; the size of their home cage filled with small amounts of fresh sawdust.
Higher reduction observed in C/N 30 (94.9 %) followed by C/N 25 (86.5 %), C/N 15 (80.2 %), C/N 20 (78.9 %) and control (75.4 %), respectively (Table 3), might be due to optimal amount of cattle manure and sawdust which provided a favorable condition for the growth and biological activity of microorganisms (Gomez et al. 2006).
