The phrase "amounts generated from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the total quantities or values produced by a specific source or activity.
Example: "The amounts generated from the new marketing campaign exceeded our expectations."
Alternatives: "revenues derived from" or "proceeds obtained from".
The jump in total tax contribution was driven by increases in the amount generated from corporation tax, up by nearly 41 per cent to £7.6 billion.
Since the App Store was launched in 2008, U.S. developers have earned $16 billion from sales, with 39percentt of that amount generated from abroad.
To protect the confidentiality of participants, each residence location was offset by a random amount generated from a normal distribution with mean zero and standard deviation (SD) equal to 1% of the SD of residence latitudes and longitudes.
Substantially all of these amounts were generated from the sale of televisions and sound bars.
The amount hydrocarbon generated from pyrolysis experiment is greater than free hydrocarbons (S1 > S3).
Winston expects the ad revenue to match and eventually exceed the amount previously generated from the paid service.
The observed release of heat from Io's interior is greater than estimates for the amount presently generated from tidal heating, suggesting that Io is cooling after a period of greater flexing.
Actually, the atmosphere contains only about 10percentt of the total amount of helium generated from these sources during geological time.
Though they still accounted for only 4.5percentt of 2013's total, the amount of electricity generated from wind and solar power has increased more than 950percentt in the U.S. since 2005.
Enormous amounts of wastes generated from agricultural activities are a vast sources of plant nutrients, including macro- and micro-nutrients in organic forms.
