The phrase "amount realised" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to refer to the total sum of money obtained from a transaction or sale.
Example: "The amount realised from the auction exceeded our expectations, bringing in a significant profit."
Alternatives: "total proceeds" or "sum received".
But when the idea began to take shape, the amount of money they realised it could save took the group by surprise.
It was only when I got home I realised the amount of coverage we had got and I thought, 'Wow, I didn't realise we'd fallen out so terribly".
"Everyone had accepted this 'private good, public bad' mantra that was going around," says Watts. "I don't think any of us running the council realised the amount of money we could save by doing this".
Privatisation of the NHS under the Conservatives has been growing steadily but until today I don't think we realised the amount of danger we could be in.
Burke realised the amount would make for an intense level of scrutiny, both from police and other criminal elements, so he simply resolved to eliminate those who could implicate him in the crime.
Consistent with the rosy idealistic portrayal of breastfeeding [ 10], women noticed that stories of mixed feeding seemed more prevalent after the behaviour change and were a revelation to some who realised 'the amount of people who offer a top-up bottle'.
By operating the combined system in tandem, greater amount of dehumidification could be realised due to the improved ratio of latent to total load at the hybrid.
Right now China is having its own 'pink dollar' moment, with an increasing amount of companies realising there's money to be made marketing to LGBT customers.
Right now China is having its own 'pink dollar' moment, with an increasing amount of companies realising there's money to be made marketing to LGBT customers.
If realised, this would amount to about $137bn, enough to satisfy developing countries' requests.
