The phrase "amount of turbulence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level or degree of turbulence experienced in various contexts, such as aviation or fluid dynamics.
Example: "The pilot reported a significant amount of turbulence during the flight, causing discomfort for the passengers."
Alternatives: "level of turbulence" or "degree of turbulence".
He said newspapers had been "caught up in a revolution" and were suffering a "certain amount of turbulence".
But the amount of turbulence and its impact varies dramatically between industries, firms and types of worker.
The amount of turbulence available to diffuse pollutants is also a function of the temperature profile.
"Reform needs to be managed carefully and we should avoid creating a huge amount of turbulence and distraction in the education system for no real gain.
"There is going to be a tremendous amount of turbulence, driven by the convergence of telecoms, television and media," he says.
Junior Johnson and his successors discovered that drafting could help not just the trailing car, but also the leading car by reducing the amount of turbulence at its rear.
The main focus of the scrapers is to trigger off certain amounts of turbulence between the discs, that are necessary to avoid cake formation on the filter disc surface.
I certainly nodded when he spoke of us being "caught up in a revolution" and "as a consequence" suffering "a certain amount of chaotic turbulence".
The upstream radiator/condenser set may induce a significant amount of intake turbulence, thus raising the levels of the broadband sounds.
The changes - which involve a wider, simpler front wing and a wider, deeper rear wing - are aimed at reducing the amount of aerodynamic turbulence produced behind a car, and therefore making it easier for another car to follow closely.
When the ablation is performed at the 8-MHz repetition rate, the plasma must have ideal condition in terms of the amount of the turbulence and available ablated material resulting in the growth of highly populated and oriented narrower nanotips compared to 13 MHz, as seen in Figure 6b.
