The phrase "amount will grow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increase in quantity, value, or size over time.
Example: "If we continue to invest wisely, the amount will grow significantly over the next few years."
Alternatives: "quantity will increase" or "value will rise".
Jupiter projects that amount will grow to almost $770 million annually by 2003.
This amount will grow even faster as ransomware moves to enterprise.
That amount will grow each year until it reaches a "steady state" level of $182 million in fiscal 2018 to '19.
That amount will grow tax-deferred until you withdraw it, at which time it's taxed at your marginal income tax rate.
Merrill Lynch estimates that the wholesale voice market (at most a $10 billion market) will grow at 12% a year but that the wholesale data market (worth about the same dollar amount) will grow about 30% a year.
The company says it generated $7 million in Yahoo revenues at its newspapers in 2009, and that it estimates that amount will grow to approximately $10 million this year.
That is already a lot of mercury to throw in the trash, and the amounts will grow ever larger in coming years.
As we vote for these services with our clicks and device shuttling, the amount of revenue will grow to a meaningful share of delivery models.
It is by a very small amount and it will grow back - long hair does not affect baldness whatsoever unless one constantly is pulling hard on it.
Rather, cells with different amounts of damage will grow at different rates and divide at different times in UnicellAge, as in [ 5, 24, 32].
Deloitte forecasts that the amount international visitors spend will grow by over 6% a year, nearly twice as fast as for the domestic holidaymakers most regions currently rely on.
