The phrase "amount of trauma" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or degree of trauma experienced by an individual or group.
Example: "The amount of trauma experienced by the survivors was overwhelming and required extensive psychological support."
Alternatives: "level of trauma" or "degree of trauma".
"I didn't know how to get through that amount of trauma and function.
After a certain amount of trauma following our takeover, the business is now prospering – despite the downturn.
I'm not saying that shitty things happening is joyful, but it means that the value of joy is exponentially increased after you've experienced a certain amount of trauma.
TLC experienced a tremendous amount of trauma, too much to pack into just a couple of hours, especially when each member's grievances require equal airtime.
Surgical flap was reflected to expose the premolar-molar region of the lower jaw with minimum amount of trauma, afterwards the involved teeth were removed and a surgical block 2 cm long × 2 cm deep was cut using a surgical guide to demarcate the wound boundaries.
"There's a fair amount of trauma for families in the neighborhood".
Death after injury with low energy has gained increasing focus lately, and seems to constitute a significant amount of trauma-related death.
Studies have already shown that strenuous exercise alone commonly results in a small amount of intestinal trauma.
"There's an extreme amount of intergenerational trauma that the next generation has inherited through their ancestors," says Malaya Qaunirq Chapman, a 27-year-old tour guide in Iqaluit.
Rather, the total amount of head trauma, including smaller subconcussive hits, as well as how they were treated, must be considered when evaluating whether an athlete is more at risk of developing a disease like C.T.E.
