The phrase "amount spent for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the total expenditure related to a specific item, service, or purpose.
Example: "The amount spent for the renovation of the office exceeded our initial budget."
Alternatives: "total expenditure for" or "cost incurred for".
In that case, Mr. Grandeau contended that the amount spent for advocacy efforts like Mr. Simmons's should be disclosed.
In absolute terms, the amount spent for online ads will surpass that for (offline) newspapers for the first time.
The number and type of weapons purchased under subsection (a) during that six-month period covered by the report, together with the amount spent for those weapons and the Secretary's estimate of the fair market value of those weapons.
For seven consecutive years previously, he said, the budget for intelligence has risen after inflation, a growth that Congressional aides said has more than doubled the amount spent for intelligence.
Several studies described 'seed money' as start-up financing, investment or pre investment expenses (List & Lucking-Reiley 2002; Seelos and Mair 2005), and the present study considers 'seed money' as the amount spent for investment purpose.
That's roughly twice the amount spent for those months in 2014.
22, permits deductions for amounts spent for textbooks and transportation as well as tuition.
But it does not include the large amounts spent for drugs administered in hospitals, nursing homes, or doctors' offices (as is the case for many cancer drugs).
Language-related spending that results from domestically focused policies is much less than the much larger amounts spent for military and defense purposes.
The total investment per learner, which includes the amounts spent for development/adjustments and application, was US$1,061.199 for the 2010 pilot course and US$388.466 for the 2012 edition.
With the reward for finding oil falling sharply, the amount spent searching for it and extracting it has tumbled too.
