The phrase "amount unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific measurement or quantity of something, often in fields like finance, science, or logistics.
Example: "The amount unit for this transaction is set to dollars."
Alternatives: "quantity unit" or "measurement unit".
A recent report by Thomson Reuters Point Carbon, an information provider, found that supplies of a different emissions right under the Kyoto protocol, called an "assigned amount unit", outstripped estimated demand by over a thousand times.
The blue line represents precipitation amount (unit: mm), and black line represents net moisture (unit: kg/s) Fig. 9 Same as Fig. 8 but for summer.
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Specific activity of OXA-205 was defined as the amount (unit of enzyme) that hydrolyzed 1 µmol of nitrocefin/minute/milligram of protein.
However, the exchange rate between a REDD unit and an Assigned Amount Unit will surely also depend on the level of measurement uncertainty of individual REDD units.
We are working hard to reach agreement on outstanding Kyoto issues including the length of the second commitment period, access to Kyoto market mechanisms as well as environmental integrity related to the carry-over of Assigned Amount Unit carbon credits (AAUs) from the first commitment period.
Despite the discord within the Union on "hot air" credits, Ms. Hedegaard, the European climate commissioner, still worked at getting assurances that the credits, or assigned amount units, would not be bought by others.
Russia and Ukraine were the two biggest beneficiaries of the JI system, which allowed them to trade emissions reductions units (ERUs) 'proving' that carbon cuts had been made, for assigned amount units (AAUs) from rich world polluters, in the exotic lexicon of carbon trading.
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The required amount (units) of cryoprecipitate can be estimated by multiplying the fibrinogen dose by five [25]; 3.77 × 5 = 18.9 units.
