The phrase "amount of searching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or extent of searching that has been done or is required in a particular context.
Example: "The amount of searching required to find the missing documents was extensive and time-consuming."
Alternatives: "level of searching" or "extent of searching".
This noise plagued me; no amount of searching through settings turned it up.
However, heuristics (used with A* search) can reduce the amount of searching required.
In a country without fences or "No Trespassing" signs, we had an abundance of places to camp, but each one required a certain amount of searching nonetheless.
And even now, trying to find a clip from, say, "The Daily Show" often requires an infuriating amount of searching and drilling down through several clicks.
It is a time-intensive process that requires a considerable amount of searching, writing clear terminology on the application and project management to manage deadlines and the application process within the year of its filing.
And just like it's difficult to predict what kind of new project Alphabet will launch next, it seems that no amount of searching and sifting can say what its venture arms will embrace next.
It was actually very difficult to find writers for some of these entries and we spent a considerable amount of time searching (via Google, Google Scholar, and other search engines) for people who could write for us.
There's no standardized amount of search volume you can use to validate healthy demand.
Also, a review Google Analytics suggests that there is a significant amount of search traffic for large round dining tables.
"We've increased the amount of boardings we do, and that has decreased the amount of search and rescue cases," Chief Mello said.
In general, using a more conservative estimator increases search quality but commensurately increases the amount of search and therefore computation time.
