The phrase "amount of throttle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level or degree of throttle applied in a vehicle or machinery context.
Example: "The driver adjusted the amount of throttle to gain better control over the car during the race."
Alternatives: "level of throttle" or "degree of throttle".
The amount of throttle twist to open the butterflies increases from the dynamic mode to the rain mode, helping the rider maintain control in slippery road conditions.
"But while valve throttling is effective under light load, it's not very beneficial at higher load," Mr. Kapp said, referring to the amount of throttle a driver applies.
Give the bike a moderate amount of throttle.
When the climb has stopped decrease the amount of throttle so the RPM indicator shows between 2300-2400 rpm.
Almost every vehicle today has cold-starting instructions in the Operator's Manual that instruct you to use a small amount of throttle to help with a cold start.
Keep the boat as still as possible by using a moderate amount of throttle - this will be all that is required unless you let your attention wander and let appreciable forward or backward momentum build up.
This will help hide your torrent traffic from your service provider, limiting the amount of throttling that they may impose.
The amount of recirculation is a function of throttle position but averages about 2 percent.
"By regulating the throttle, the amount of steam going to the engine is varied, and thus the speed of the car.
One addition to the new Atom chip is the so-called drowsy transistor, a circuit that can throttle the amount of power it consumes between each tick of the processor's clock.
Limiting the amount of data subscribers could download, or throttling their download speeds, was seen as a breach of network neutrality, the principle that no restrictions whatsoever be placed on the content, services or applications carried over the internet.
