The phrase "amount of white space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing design, layout, or formatting, particularly in relation to visual elements on a page or screen.
Example: "The amount of white space in this document enhances readability and draws attention to the key points."
Alternatives: "quantity of white space" or "level of white space".
Tim Croce's puzzle is not a record-breaker, but it does only have 58 words, giving us a bountiful amount of white space in which to write.
Despite the amount of white space between the discrete units of text, the effect is familiar: it is a blocky stream of consciousness — a stream of interruptions, perhaps.
The re-imagined News Feed featured a luxurious amount of white space and a minimal amount of clutter, allowing expansive images, videos, and stories to breathe.
An arrow pointed to a small amount of white space dividing them, beneath the headline: "Yours is one of 23 seats that will decide this election".
I spoke to Box CEO Aaron Levie about platforms, and he said that the amount of white space offered by large providers varies.
The functionality is about the same as before, but what it comes down to is the clean design that feels simpler — perhaps due to the increased amount of white space.
This leads to injecting a large amount of white spaces in the communication exchange For congested networks, i.e., where all the nodes have a frame ready to be sent in their buffers, we remark that the channel occupancy rate decreases.
The campaign presents viewers and readers with large amounts of "white space" and small drawings of the new products, Kotex Maxi With Wings and Kotex Long Super With Wings.
Various amounts of white space were added to several IBM-PLACE benchmarks and the contour plotting-based reduction technique was used to reduce the peak and average congestion.
This modification, presented in detail in Algorithm 2, can provenly enable coarse-fine sensing approaches to detect significantly larger amounts of white spaces, as well as larger contiguous - and thus more appropriate for secondary exploitation - spectrum holes.
