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The phrase "amounts of chicken" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to varying quantities of chicken, typically in a culinary or nutritional context.
Example: "For the recipe, you will need different amounts of chicken depending on how many servings you want to prepare."
Alternatives: "quantities of chicken" or "volumes of chicken".
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The players have been spotted eating (very large amounts) of chicken in Nando's, shopping in Cheltenham's elegant Georgian arcades and singing beautifully at a civic reception.
"I basically overfeed on protein and endless amounts of chicken breast and steak and fish and vegetables and brown rice," he said.
Community DNA isolated from a production-scale biogas plant fed with maize silage, green rye and low amounts of chicken manure was sequenced on the Genome Sequencer FLX platform which resulted in 142 million base pairs of sequence information.
Metagenomic DNA from a biogas-producing microbial community residing in the fermenter of an agricultural biogas plant fed with maize silage, green rye and low amounts of chicken manure was recently sequenced on the Genome Sequencer (GS) FLX platform [33].
For example, immunization of mice with high, but not low, amounts of chicken ovalbumin protein [27] or apoptotic tumor cells [26] will induce increased T cell generation, and the degree of T cell activation correlates with the dose of antigen acquired by DCs [28].
Finally, the sample U1 derived from a mesophilic (41°C) agricultural biogas plant supplied with maize silage, green rye and low amounts of chicken manure [ 21].
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Normally, you would eat it with vegetables and a very small amount of chicken or pork.
Ladle the broth into bowls and add the desired amount of chicken and vegetables to each.
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