The phrase "amount to zero" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has no value, significance, or effect.
Example: "After all the calculations, the total expenses amount to zero, meaning there was no profit or loss."
Alternatives: "equate to nothing" or "result in zero."
Adjusted for inflation and population, Congress's proposed increases amount to zero.
I still have these problems today and always will, and they amount to zero — but they took getting used to.
We focused on the average growth specification because these funds are more limited and therefore in some years they amount to zero for the vast majority of LLMs.12 On the whole period, the LLMs with less than one euro per-capita of expenditure from these funds are 43 (13%; 11 LLMs have zero payments), and we recode their logarithm to zero.
The New York Times reporters continue their attacks on Hillary and their stories taken in totality amount to zero.
Reducing the amount to zero resulted in a significant mean cost difference of -$4,711 955% CI −9,132 to −290; p = 0.04) in favor of the intervention group (Table 4).> -wrap-foot> *p ≤ 0.05.
This resulted in a non-significant mean cost difference of -$6,660 (95% CI −18,346 to 5,026; p = 0.26) in favor of the intervention group; reducing the amount to zero resulted in a significant mean cost difference of -$4,089 955% CI −6,165 to −2,012; p = 0.05) in favor of the intervention group (Table 4).
That would amount to five hundred sixty million dollars.
Howard's outstanding tuition fees currently amount to eighteen million dollars.
Does Graham's momentum amount to sixty votes?
The city's outstanding liabilities currently amount to eighteen billion dollars.
Harvey Cedars offered them three hundred dollars at first, and later raised the amount to seven hundred dollars.
