The phrase "amount of time matters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significance or importance of the duration of time in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In project management, the amount of time matters, as delays can lead to increased costs and missed deadlines."
Alternatives: "duration is important" or "time is of the essence."
Both Televisa and TV Azteca have adopted a discipline of giving the three leading candidates the same amount of time, no matter how humdrum their activities that day.
That way, you can set the content to expire after a certain amount of time, no matter how many people have seen it or not.
The use of different streaming strategies change the traffic characteristics of video streaming traffic to some extent but video streaming traffic consists of back-to-back packets sent over a considerable amount of time no matter which streaming strategy is used.
This is not a long time, of course, but damaged apples should be eaten within a short amount of time no matter how you store them since a partially decayed apple is likely to spoil faster.
When the researchers compared the happiness of the subjects with the frequency and content of their conversations, they discovered that people who spent a good amount of time talking about matters that were important to them, were happier than those who spent their days in relative silence or engaged in small talk.
This can take a varying amount of time - what matters is that one must be away from society until they no longer feel a longing for a social life.
Other studies in the German context replicated the direct predictive power of time on task (i.e., amount of time spent on subject matter courses) for the development of CK (Riese and Reinhold 2012; Blömeke et al. 2010) and PCK (Blömeke et al. 2010).
Highly educated and skilled professionals must spend inordinate amounts of time on matters that could be handled by other staff members.
"The amount of time doesn't matter, but these little pieces of time do," she said.
Start where you are... 5 minutes... 10 or 20 minutes... or 60 min. The amount of time doesn't matter -- just do it.
