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The phrase "amount of talent presented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level or quantity of talent that has been showcased or demonstrated in a particular context, such as a performance or competition.
Example: "The amount of talent presented at the art exhibition was truly impressive, showcasing a diverse range of skills and creativity."
Alternatives: "level of talent displayed" or "quantity of talent shown".
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The Idol judges were so overwhelmed with the amount of talent presented to them that it was difficult for them to say "no" to hopefuls who did not pass their standards.
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We have an unbelievable amount of talent".
He has that amount of talent".
All of them have a tremendous amount of talent".
A huge amount of talent, for a start.
"Uneven societies waste a huge amount of talent.
There is a huge amount of talent out there, a huge amount of ideas".
Someone else will be put in charge of the contestants with the least amount of talent.
This Third Golden Age is ripe with an extraordinary amount of talent.
The obvious point is that an enormous amount of talent is being ignored.
"Britain has an enormous amount of talent in areas such as telecommunications and robots.
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