The phrase "amount of specialist" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "number of specialists" when referring to a countable group of specialists.
Example: "The amount of specialists available for the project is insufficient to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "number of specialists" or "quantity of specialists."
Wandelbots hopes to address this problem by significantly reducing the amount of specialist time involved, meaning that even though the size of the talent pool may remain the same, those experts can spend less time on each job and potentially accomplish a lot more as a result.
We have significantly reduced the amount of specialist background information provided in the introduction.
Large numbers of these infants mean that a substantial amount of specialist expertise is devoted to this group.
A substantial amount of specialist input is provided on postnatal wards, over that which can be classed as 'normal newborn care'.
Although some regional bundled payment contracts include a limited amount of specialist care, these services are generally reserved for patients with complex and unstable long-term health problems, such as type 1 diabetes patients and/or multimorbid patients.
However, these items are expensive and will require a certain amount of specialist knowledge in order to interpret the results.
In addition, the amount of specialist-patient contact seemed very different between public and private sectors.
Taken together, these findings have implications for evidence-based rehabilitation service planning and health resource allocation (e.g., amount of specialists and services needed for rehabilitation of stroke survivors) [ 2, 6, 7, 13].
In software or other embedded system development, the amount of different specialist is usually smaller, but there may exist environments requiring similarly multiple specialization areas.
Patients described the availability of the specialist nurse firstly in terms of the amount of time the specialist nurse was able to spend with them, and secondly in terms of the specialist nurse's availability for contact throughout their care.
Firstly, patients described the availability of the specialist nurse, in terms of the amount of time the specialist nurse was able to spend with them in contrast with other medical staff such as consultants, and the possibility of patient-initiated contact with the specialist nurse.
