The phrase "amount of time dedicated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity of time someone has committed to a particular task or activity.
Example: "The amount of time dedicated to this project will determine its success."
Alternatives: "time invested" or "time allocated".
As Nasa says, the SpaceX order "will restore America's human spaceflight capabilities and increase the amount of time dedicated to scientific research aboard the orbiting laboratory".
A third of comprehensives and half of academies reported that the amount of time dedicated to history lessons in year seven had reduced, while 13% of grammar schools reported the amount of time had increased.
While no other club in New York City today offers the sheer volume of scheduled music Smalls does, it also far exceeds other jazz clubs in the amount of time dedicated to jam sessions.
Given the amount of time dedicated to them on the internet it's perhaps a good thing that looking at pictures of cute animals can reportedly increase productivity at work.
This likely positively impacts students' attendance for radiology teaching and the amount of time dedicated to radiology prior to final medical examination.
While we have provided information about the amount of time dedicated to science, engineering, and mathematics, assessing the quality of this instruction could not only substantiate teacher reflections on their own teaching, but could benefit administrators and evaluators in helping them understand the needs of teachers who bring STEM to their classrooms.
Such studies have reported that carers spend considerable amounts of time dedicated to caring activities but studies have not sought to differentiate between the care activities provided for care recipients with chronic illness from those with other functional impairments.
This evaluation had a blueprint linking each question to an objective and a clinical presentation.[ 14] While all clinical presentations taught were also examined, the number of questions per clinical presentation varied according to the amount of classroom time dedicated to the topic.
Sepinwall described the story as "remarkably simple" but the execution as extremely effective, and he called the amount of screen time dedicated to Gus calmly changing his clothes before and after killing Victor "a move so ballsy and so brilliant I actually started giggling the second time they did it".
This aspect of the IPC's role, in relation to supporting the caregiver-companion, is consistent with the findings of other studies that have shown that medical tourism facilities tend to have significant staffing resources and provide a high amount of interpersonal time dedicated to patients [ 11, 56].
Although the majority of patients were able to complete the exercises, this approach may be limited in clinical practice by the amount of time and dedicated personnel required.
