The phrase "amount reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific quantity or figure that has been communicated or documented, often in financial or statistical contexts.
Example: "The amount reported in the financial statement was significantly higher than expected."
Alternatives: "reported figure" or "stated amount".
The amount, reported by the trade magazine Editor & Publisher, was kept secret for two years.
"We consider the effective leverage at Dynegy to be greater than the amount reported on the balance sheet," Mr. Cassidy said.
Lobbyists gave $181,500 to the campaign committee for Senate Democrats, nearly three times the amount reported in donations to the Senate Republican committee.
The amount reported recycled in the past six months is roughly 65 percent of the total produced, up from roughly 20 percent during the 12 months before that.
In a separate audit, Parmalat's new accounting firm, PricewaterhouseCoopers, said in a preliminary report that the company falsified sales and earnings for 2003 and falsely understated its debt, which was actually eight times the amount reported.
Data compiled by Bloomberg showed the amount of annual revenue from trading activities reported by Goldman was the lowest since 2005 and half the record amount reported in 2009.
Fortunately, the amounts reported missing have been small.
The amounts reported by Iran, if accurate, would not be enough to produce a nuclear weapon.
It is a real company, but its revenue and profits probably were a small fraction of the amounts reported.
On average, the amounts reported in 2006 under the heading "other annual compensation" in 2006 were $192,000 131% higher than in the corresponding category in 2005.
At the next City Hall meeting, the directors general and contractors were told that ORHA's "accountants" had consulted the Aerial Photography Department, which confirmed that the volume of trash in the landfills didn't match the inflated amounts reported.
