The phrase "amount of suspicion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level or degree of suspicion someone has regarding a situation or person.
Example: "There was a significant amount of suspicion surrounding the company's financial practices after the recent audit."
Alternatives: "level of suspicion" or "degree of suspicion".
Saakashvili says that western Europeans have always treated him with a certain amount of suspicion.
"There is a huge amount of suspicion on the left," she said.
So a certain amount of suspicion greeted Mark and Delia Owens when they came to the county fourteen years ago.
"What you have is an enormous amount of suspicion, but not the hard evidence tying him into it".
As business views and opportunities become ever more part of the sustainable development dialogue, the private sector should be approached with the appropriate amount of suspicion.
At launch there might have been a fair amount of suspicion about who we were and what we hoped to achieve.
"Although Moscow and Beijing share certain interests, there are massive amounts of mutual suspicion," Galeotti said.
Furthermore, even compliance with these guidelines does not eliminate a substantial amount of subjectivity in the clinical suspicion of AAD and thus in the decision of the caring physician to perform an urgent CT.
Of course, the amount of information on a report may correlate with the strength of suspicion and perceived importance of the case.
And we have a sneaking suspicion that no amount of Garnier products would change that.
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