The phrase "amount of stockpiling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or extent of stockpiling activities, often in contexts related to supply chain management, economics, or resource management.
Example: "The amount of stockpiling during the crisis led to shortages in essential goods."
Alternatives: "level of stockpiling" or "quantity of stockpiling".
Last week, Morrisons' Mr Potts said that the retailer had seen a "small amount" of stockpiling affecting sales.
The starting level will depend on the amount of stockpiling, based more on economic and policy consideration than science.
On a recent earnings call, David Potts, chief executive of British supermarket Morrisons, said that the chain had seen a "small amount" of stockpiling and that sales of these two goods had risen more than 7percentt in the past year.
In a move that may or may not be related to the OPEC action, President George W. Bush George W. Bush ordered the Energy Department today to increase the amount of oil stockpiled in the United States' emergency supply of oil, the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), to its capacity over the next few years.
However, the amount of data stockpiled in this monitoring campaign was focused solely with respect to compliance with the regulatory limits, but often the data were published on the web without sufficient interpretation and analysis.
The amount of the current stockpile is unknown, but it is believed to be significantly larger.
They have four horses and an alpaca named Chester who provides a small amount of wool they stockpile to send off to yarn-weavers.
Following the 2009/10 winter, much discussion ensued about the wisdom of stockpiling large amounts of salt to clear roads from snow and ice and the cost of this if it was not used.
A new processing method, based on carbon sequestration technology, holds promise for reducing the amount of land used to stockpile slag, cleaning up landfills, converting waste into useful products for other industries.
The decision about whom to vaccinate is complicated by the small amount of the government's stockpile of the vaccine that is licensed by the Food and Drug Administration, which typically licenses any vaccine to be made available to the general public.
Vice President Al Gore said today that the White House should release a modest amount of oil from government stockpiles to try to stabilize oil prices, a move that Gov. George W. Bush immediately denounced as a political ploy that could endanger national security.
