The phrase "amount of suits" is not correct in standard written English.
The word "amount" is typically used with uncountable nouns, while "suits" is a countable noun, so "number of suits" would be more appropriate.
Example: "The number of suits in his wardrobe has increased significantly over the years."
Alternatives: "quantity of suits" or "total of suits".
For example, one of the reasons they expanded to Washington, D.C early on is because there's a disproportional amount of suits being dry cleaned (versus fluff and fold laundry) compared to other cities.
To be sure, Samsung and Apple have been fairly liberal with the amount of suits they have going on against each other right now, but it's probably also worth pointing out that Samsung also got a bit more active in its filings around the time of the iPhone 4S launch (particularly in Europe) so we may see more coming from the company in the days and weeks ahead.
Since Anne is a teacher and Flannery a student, the relationship is kept secret, but a certain amount of concealment suits Flannery's recessive, wary personality anyway.
To do this, after your alarm rings, shut it off and keep sitting for whatever amount of time suits you.
A 2016 American Journal of Health Economics study of Texas and Florida found that patient safety was strongly correlated with the amount of malpractice suits filed against hospitals.
"Find the amount of sleep that suits you and stick to it.
Choose any amount of holes that suits your needs; around 9 target holes makes for an even and fun pace.
And you can also balance the amount of storage to suit the needs of what you want to do.
Elisabeth Mansfield, the founder of Mansfield Commercial Real Estate in Goshen, estimates that the annual amount of built-to-suit space in Orange County grew to almost 1.1 million square feet last year, from 500,000 square feet in 2001 and 30,000 square feet in 2000.
Check this too before launching into an exercise plan because you may need to tailor the amount of exercise to suit the dog's weight loss needs.
Records indicate date, plaintiffs, defendants, nature of suit, amount of settlement and costs, dates of satisfaction of judgments.
