The phrase "amount that remains" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the quantity or value left after a certain process or calculation.
Example: "After all expenses were deducted, the amount that remains is sufficient to cover the next project."
Alternatives: "remaining quantity" or "leftover amount."
Given the amount that remains classified about targeted killing and the NSA's activities, closed hearings will remain essential.
Violators would be fined up to $150, an amount that remains unchanged from when the Legislature first banned texting while driving in 2009.
Sixty percent leased, 1 WTC still has more than 1 million square feet empty, about the same amount that remains unfilled in the first of Relateds two high-rise towers.
Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court crushed the family's last hope when it refused to hear Debbie Shank's case, and required her to pay Wal-Mart $470,000 - more than the amount that remains in her trust.
Moreover, promoting our successes should not downplay the huge amount that still remains to be done.
In the international negotiations to reach a historic deal over Iran's nuclear program, France had taken one of the hardest lines, and Rouhani's visit is meant as a rapprochement – though whether it will amount to that remains unclear.
Indicators used for the analysis include a set of landscape metrics to account for habitat fragmentation and the "Human Appropriation of Net Primary Production" (HANPP), i.e., the difference between the amount of net primary production (NPP) that would be available in a natural ecosystem and the amount of NPP that remains under human management.
According to research by the Agriculture Department, the amount of alcohol that remains varies widely, depending on the cooking method.
The amount of information that remains unknown a month after the accident adds to the pressure to find the plane's recorders and come up with a more definitive reconstruction.
For example, the radioactive decay of a substance is governed by the differential equationx′(t) = −kx t) (7 where k is a positive constant and x t) is the amount of substance that remains radioactive at time t.
However, there is a large amount of variance that remains unexplained.
