The phrase "amount of the project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the total estimated cost of a project or the total investment required for a project, among other meanings. For example, “I need to know the amount of the project before I can commit to the project.”.
where IL T is the importance level of the project time index, IL σ is the importance level of the resource leveling index, T is the project time, σ is the resource leveling index, Tbasis is the basis amount of the project time index, and σbasis is the basis amount of the resource leveling index.
The SD project has used a substantial amount of the project's funding in preparing and carrying out peer reviews on 28 visits during sequence I-II.
In a video of Mr. Putin touring the site on Wednesday, he appeared incredulous, repeating aloud the amount of the projected cost overrun.
On the other hand, a small amount of the projects were repeated on a weekly basis, which continued for years, like producing graphics for a series of productions.
Brookside will receive a check only for the amount of money the project ultimately costs, not for the entire amount MWD approved for the replacement.
To analyze this amount of data, the project will leverage the power of crowdsourcing.
William P. Casey, the board's chief executive for program development, said that while the tight time frame had caused him "an enormous amount of anxiety," the project was proceeding smoothly so far.
(Interview with B, project leader with the diabetes project) As the projects are funded for a short amount of time, the project leaders recognize the need to integrate the projects into the larger health care system if they want to make lasting changes to the delivery of health care.
Off-budget project support was estimated by subtracting the amount of on-budget project support from the amount of total project support reported within NHA or the CRS.
That means Disney would forfeit a substantial amount of the film's projected £40m UK box-office gross.
That's the amount of the 1999 budget projected for Social Security and Medicare.
