The phrase "amounts constituting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific quantities or sums that make up a larger total or concept.
Example: "The report detailed the various amounts constituting the overall budget for the project."
Alternatives: "sums comprising" or "quantities making up".
Today, the SEC's authority to seek monetary penalties at all is limited to penalties and amounts constituting disgorgement.
In the case of an account consisting solely of the proceeds of a debt and interest earned on such account, the taxpayer may treat any expenditure from such account as made first from amounts constituting interest (rather than debt proceeds) to the extent of the balance of such interest in the account at the time of the expenditure, determined by applying the rules in this paragraph (c)(4).
Participants were provided with a booklet outlining the CHO choices as well as the CHO food amounts constituting one serving (based on 15-g portions).
In speeches on the floor on Monday, lawmakers talked of how incomprehensible such spending was in comparison to their own frugal tastes, how angry their constituents were at the haughtiness of the court and how the spending of public money in such staggering amounts constituted an impeachable offense in itself.
These amounts constitute between 15 and 17% of household income.
These amounts constituted approximately 15 17% of the households' income.
Because the relative amounts constitute compositional data, they were transformed to logcontrasts prior to analysis [ 58].
Right now, any clenbuterol found in the urine — no matter how tiny an amount — constitutes doping, according to the World Anti-Doping Agency's code.
Though the levels of the drug found in his urine were "very small," according to the cycling union, doping rules say that any amount constitutes an offense.
This amount constitutes 15.9% of the stated household income.
This weekly amount constitutes more than half a small serving of McDonald's French Fries (typically 71 g per serving) 51 and about one quarter of the grams of takeaway food purchased per person per week in the UK in 2010.
