The phrase "amount of severity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree or level of seriousness of a situation or condition.
Example: "The amount of severity in the patient's symptoms indicated that immediate medical attention was necessary."
Alternatives: "degree of severity" or "level of severity".
This total score is a number between 0 and 10, indicating the amount of disease severity.
Trauma mortality scores must be evaluated on a trauma population with a certain amount of injury severity to predict mortality accurately.
The K10 consists of 10 items measuring the amount of distress and severity of the psychological symptoms.
More specifically, our model for potential outcome expected under dose history to time t, Ht-1(D), was: where the dependent variable ΔYt = Y0-Yt, was the amount of reduction in severity score from baseline to the end of visit interval t, (starting from the 3rd post-baseline visit).
The temperature increase can cause very serious and dangerous effects on the environment and human life such as accelerated sea level rise, reduction in the amount of fresh water, changes in the ecosystems, and increased amount and severity of floods and droughts, thus resulting in severe problems for all forms of life living on Earth [5,6].
These cells were, however, much more sensitive to low doses of taxol, which enhances the amount and severity of chromosome segregation errors.
(One dimension of this third question concerns the amount or severity of punishment; another, which is insufficiently discussed by philosophers, concerns the concrete modes of punishment that should be available, in general or for particular crimes).
According to the results of estimation, sex, yearly maximum reimbursement amount, and severity of illness achieved statistical significance.
This variability has been demonstrated in numerous prospective studies to be of primary importance in determining the amount and severity of ischemia and necrosis which occurs subsequent to vessel occlusion.
The amount and severity of slack action, however, are not wholly dependent upon the length of train, as they may be affected by the mode and conditions of operation as to grades, speed, and load.
