The phrase "amount of support provided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level or quantity of assistance given in various contexts, such as projects, services, or personal relationships.
Example: "The amount of support provided by the community during the crisis was truly remarkable."
Alternatives: "level of assistance given" or "quantity of help offered."
The National Audit Office has reported that at its peak, the amount of support provided to the banks reached nearly £1tn.
Table 6 shows that in all countries, the amount of support provided by older siblings increases with family size.
In addition to job strain, physical demands, job insecurity, and the amount of support provided by co-workers also play roles in the work stress-illness relationship [11].
The present study was designed to investigate the nature and amount of support provided by parents to young children during a culturally relevant, complex activity.
However, doubts emerge on the policy effectiveness of the current support scheme which makes difficult to control the total amount of support provided thus likely causing stop-and-go cycles of financing and potentially favouring distorted bidding behaviour.
The decision to take measurements with 10 to 30% BWS was based on previous research, indicating the actual amount of support provided by LBPPT is the most accurate between 10 and 40% BWS [32], as well as anecdotal observation that 30% BWS tends to be the maximum amount of support prescribed for athletes during training and rehabilitation.
We adopted a simple coding of types of self-management interventions, but even assessments of the amount of professional support provided were often difficult.
36 39 Patients and healthcare providers had differing understandings of the amount of social support provided by family members.
Others have shown that the number of departmental faculty, clinical work required of program directors, and the amount of financial support provided by the pharmaceutical industry correlated with training program ABIM-CE pass rates, and therefore served as additional indicators of program quality [ 9, 10].
Experts looked at care provided by the NHS and paid for by councils as well as the private care market and amount of unpaid support provided by family and friends.
Discussions related to VHT performance centred on the amount of technical support provided, the need for health-related information and rapid feedback on submitted data.
