The phrase "amounts for" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression is "amounts to," which is used to indicate equivalence or a total sum.
Example: "The total cost of the project amounts to $10,000."
Alternatives: "equals" or "totals to".
In all other cases, amounts" for "Amounts".
(i) listed applicable dollar amounts for subsec.
She did not have dollar amounts for those sales.
(b), for amounts for the EDGAR system; and in subsec.
The corresponding amounts for women are 25 and 21 grams.
Some were paying different amounts for the same glove.
Clients were overpaying enormous amounts for that work".
Financial planners use different amounts for that emergency fund.
They wind up paying different amounts for the same book, just as airline passengers pay different amounts for a seat on the same flight.
The precipitation outlook slightly favors below-normal precipitation amounts for southeast NY and favors near-normal amounts for the rest of the state.
The precipitation outlook favors near-normal amounts for western to central New York, and slightly favors below-normal amounts for northern, eastern and southeast New York.
