The phrase "amount or frequency of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or occurrence of something, often in contexts related to data, statistics, or measurements.
Example: "The study aimed to analyze the amount or frequency of exercise among participants over a six-month period."
Alternatives: "quantity or rate of" or "volume or occurrence of".
Practice and experience are impacted not only by the amount or frequency of presentation but also by how these presentations are arranged the learning schedule.
Cannon and Homburg (2001) stated that the amount or frequency of information sharing, which refers to how long and how often the partners openly enter into contact with each other, is very important in the global supply chain (Farace, Monge, and Russell, 1977).
No information on the amount or frequency of the tobacco use was available.
This study considered only drinking behaviour over the last month and did not consider amount or frequency of alcohol use.
However, we were not able to assess the amount or frequency of pesticide application or historical land use prior to 1993.
First, it considered drinking behaviour only over the last month and did not consider the amount or frequency of alcohol use during that time.
If you pay bills by direct debit, as many do, you have protection in the form of the direct debit guarantee which applies to all banks and building societies, so if there are any changes to the amount, date or frequency of your direct debit you will be notified in advance of your account being debited or as otherwise agreed.
Are there certain amounts or frequencies of human activity that are acceptable to wolverines?
Generalized but non-specific dose adjustment methods including changing dose amount or frequency, utilization of extended or continuous infusion have been used in most units practising TDM routinely [ 22].
Unoriented responses include kineses undirected speeding or slowing of the rate of locomotion or frequency of change from rest to movement (orthokinesis) or of frequency or amount of turning of the whole animal (klinokinesis), the speed of frequency depending on the intensity of stimulation.
Infectious disease cannot develop if any one of the following three basic conditions is lacking: (1) the proper environment, the most important environmental factors being the amount and frequency of rains or heavy dews, the relative humidity, and the air and soil temperatures, (2) the presence of a virulent pathogen, and (3) a susceptible host.
