The phrase "amount of splash" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the quantity or degree of splash produced, often in contexts related to water, liquids, or even metaphorically in discussions about impact or attention.
Example: "The amount of splash created by the cannonball was impressive, soaking everyone nearby."
Alternatives: "degree of splash" or "level of splash".
The amount of splash is considerable," Mr Hurd explained.
"The amount of splash is considerable, as the repeated impact of the urine droplets opens up a large and interesting cavity," the researchers said.
While the amount of splash was clearly related to the erosivity of each rainfall event, no significant effect was found with respect to the SOC concentration.
While the water film formed on "unexposed surface" of the shutter slat cannot control the temperature inside the roller box, it is not suitable for actual applications because of the amount of splash and steam generated.
You could even consider planting greenery to reduce wind flow across the park so any large amount of splashing from the curve of a slide isn't lost by a strong gust.
She has shouted at me about having the wrong swimming cap, about my failure to shut the changing-room door properly, my inability to go down a ladder the right way, the amount of splashing that I do, the wet footprints that I leave.
He called surfing a "provocative" activity because of the amount of splashing and movement caused by feet, hands, and wipeouts. .
Before defecating, place a few squares of toilet paper on top of the surface of the water to help minimize the amount of splashing.
South then saw his mother "continually beat Miriam Rice about the head with some tools" while "a substantial amount of blood was splashing about the van, including upon him," according to the complaint.
If you are concerned about splatter, use a bowl with high sides to reduce the amount of milk that splashes out.
Even a small amount of water sprayed or splashed on you can help.
