The phrase "amount of shots" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "number of shots." You can use "number of shots" when referring to a countable quantity of shots, such as in photography, sports, or medical contexts.
Example: "The photographer took a large number of shots during the event to capture every moment."
Alternatives: "count of shots" or "total shots."
Liverpool have had the second highest amount of shots per game this season (15.9).
But that is the main goal, put it in the hole with the least amount of shots".
The Devils and the Rangers average the same amount of shots on goal (27), the Rangers have blocked twice as many, 293 to 146.
For the second straight game, he took an inordinate amount of shots, only to make good on very few of them.
He takes a decent amount of shots and he's got a decent amount of power, so I think overall it's going to be a good fight for me".
"I see a lot of the criticism he gets but there's no way that Louis van Gaal is sending the players out to have that few amount of shots on target.
We simulated the good LC-MS maps by introducing only limited noise but added a high amount of shot noise to each outlier map.
If you want to load a charge of shot, follow the same loading procedure but instead of a patched ball, ram first one wad, then pour in the amount of shot required, then ram in a second wad to keep it from falling out.
The movie claims to be set in Seattle, but never shows establishing shots of the city, despite having a ridiculous amount of establishing shots for Chicago in the scene right after this.
For his frustrating mix of erratic and clutch play, Smith is garnering a comparison to the Knicks fan favorite John Starks, who, although he threw up his fair amount of errant shots, was gutsy enough to take (and often knock down) much-needed baskets down the stretch.
It was unbelievable the amount of long shots he was potting, it was incredible.
