The phrase "amounts lost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing financial losses or the quantity of something that has been lost.
Example: "The company reported significant amounts lost due to the recent market downturn."
Alternatives: "losses incurred" or "quantities lost".
He added that The Times would reimburse the fund for the amounts lost.
He gave all sides until Monday to object to his plan to appoint an expert witness to report on the economic ability of the two auction giants and the former Sotheby's chairman, A. Alfred Taubman, to pay up to three times the amounts lost by customers as a result of "the admitted and alleged conspiracies".
Hopefully the risk of wasting taxpayers' money on small, potentially innovative but inexperienced firms not fulfilling their small contracts won't hold much fear for ministers after the huge amounts lost on huge contracts with established firms on, for example, Department of Health procurement of IT systems, but this remains to be seen.
Besides this the precipitate should be of known chemical composition, sufficiently insoluble, easy to filter and amounts lost in the washings are insignificant.
But social media has been full of claims that the amounts lost already have been many times the value of the UK's annual contribution to the EU Budget.
Levels of 7-meG in DNA were quantified before treatment and following DTIC as both an indicator of the level of alkylation damage generated and an indicator of the amounts lost through repair or cell turnover, respectively.
The amount lost to New York State was even higher.
The total square footage would meet or exceed the amount lost when the twin towers collapsed.
About half the organizations did not disclose the total amount lost.
That move was flagged in advance, though, and the amount lost by investors was negligible compared to the SNS takeover.
While the amount lost is often relatively small, it can account for a significant chunk of a group's budget.
