The phrase "amount of state aid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the financial assistance provided by the government to individuals, organizations, or sectors.
Example: "The report detailed the amount of state aid allocated to the agricultural sector this year."
Alternatives: "level of government assistance" or "quantity of public funding".
Up to £54bn of taxpayer money is invested in RBS – a record amount of state aid.
But he added that uncertainties about the amount of state aid destined for his district affect assumptions about the budget.
The amount of state aid, which varies throughout New York, averages about 20percentt for new school construction in Westchester.
"Newtown as the 12th wealthiest community in Connecticut and can expect to get a minimum amount of state aid -- even less than in the past.
But they have not been spared the pain because, in writing their budgets, city officials anticipate a certain amount of state aid.
The Cuomo administration announced Wednesday the details of a new regulation to limit the amount of state aid that could be used for executive pay.
Suburban legislators resent that their taxpayers are paying heavy property taxes to support local schools and getting relatively small amounts of state aid.
In the lawsuit that Ms. Conner filed on Wednesday, she claimed that while the affair flourished, Governor Patton made sure that extraordinary amounts of state aid were directed to her nursing home.
Boeing's position is that the only major issue to be settled is development aid, under which, it argues, Airbus has received substantial amounts of state aid to develop new aircraft.
The fact that European airlines have been recipients of large amounts of state aid in the recent past also heightens the potential for further conflict between Brussels and national governments over agreeing swiftly on ash-related compensation.
The rules also require companies, once they have recovered, to pay back fixed amounts of state aid according to the size of the firm in question one-quarter of the state's rescue aid for small firms, at least 40% for medium-sized firms and at least half of the cash for big companies.
