The phrase "amount of voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the level or quantity of vocal expression or sound in a particular context, such as music or speech.
Example: "The singer adjusted the amount of voice in her performance to convey deeper emotions."
Alternatives: "level of voice" or "volume of voice".
Voice problems are commonly reported by professionals in occupations involving a large amount of voice loading.
A limited amount of voice and flight data is retrieved from black boxes.
"Google would love to have the amount of voice information that these telecommunications companies have every day," says Tuttle.
For the best value, buy the minimum amount of voice, texts and data needed — that way you are not paying for things that expire.
Of these, many have taken to complaining bitterly about Indian accents (which no amount of "voice neutralisation" coaching seems to have overcome).
But the most obvious alternative is to massively increase the amount of voice control the watch offers, and Apple simply doesn't have the technical chops to do so.
The rate of evolution is a function of the amount of voicing, such that for highly voiced sections, this evolution is slow, whereas the rate is fast for unvoiced sections.
Sophisticated fiber optic cables and components allow large amounts of voice and data traffic to travel quickly across communications networks.
One of the central merits of CDMA technology, according to Mr. Jacobs and some other experts, is that it handles huge amounts of voice and data with great ease.
For AT&T Wireless, the new money could help the company expand by buying other companies or acquiring additional wireless radio spectrum for systems capable of handling large amounts of voice and data traffic.
But last year, in industry standards-setting bodies, it began to look as if many elements of CDMA would be incorporated into the coming generation of wireless networks intended to connect to the Internet and carry massive amounts of voice and data traffic.
