The phrase "amount of space between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distance or gap separating two objects or elements.
Example: "The amount of space between the two buildings allows for a small garden area."
Alternatives: "distance between" or "gap between".
There is also just the right amount of space between the objects — enough to let them breathe without being isolated.
Right now, the least amount of space between signals is about every 300 feet, except in special instances, like curves.
One brace in each X is supposed to be slightly higher than the other, leaving a small amount of space between the two braces.
He wrote plans and rulebooks for how skyscrapers should be built and cities designed, trying to find the right amount of space between structures and over all.
I learned about serif and sans serif typefaces, about varying the amount of space between different letter combinations, about what makes great typography great.
The arrangements are intricate but restrained — low, husky horns; strict drums; a daydreaming underlay of Hammond organ — leaving a surprising amount of space between instrumental layers.
The large dose range used and the large amount of spacing between the drinking water doses in our studies have produced a genomic data set with many nonmonotonic effects, just as in a prior arsenic study in K6/ODC mice.
Instead natural populations tend to occur as a mixture of spatial patterns at various levels of intensity and grain (intensity is the variability in pattern seen from place to place and grain is an expression of the amount of spacing between them, [ 2]).
Colour is the result of letter shapes, distances between letters and between words, the amount of space left between lines, the inking of the type, the printing process employed in making the impression on paper, and the paper itself.
First, the agency decided to increase the amount of space required between trains.
But by virtue of our positions in life — and in accordance with the Tenement House Act of 1901, which regulates the minimum amount of space required between buildings so as to allow for enough light and air for the pathogens to blow in and out on the breeze, and not to cause a human being to go mad — we are twins.
