The phrase "amounts of documents" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term would be "number of documents" since "amount" is typically used for uncountable nouns.
Example: "The project requires a large number of documents to be submitted for review."
Alternatives: "quantities of documents" or "volumes of documents."
Litigation requires discovery of large amounts of documents that generally are not publicly available.
Five Iranians were detained, and vast amounts of documents and computer data were confiscated, according to U.S., Iraqi and Iranian officials.
The S.E.C. noted that it had issued the subpoena on May 27 to Deloitte, which it said was "in possession of vast amounts of documents," but that the firm had not yet turned over any records.
Japanese society in the early modern period is remarkable for having produced tremendous amounts of documents, which allow researchers today to reconstruct the configuration of local society in both urban and rural areas.
"I did not release them earlier because I don't want to simply dump huge amounts of documents without regard to their content," he said.
The feature is just another way to organize your documents online and can be a pretty useful tool to manage large amounts of documents that relate to different topics.
This paper describes a method to get an overview and detail view of large amounts of document data all at once based on a time line schema.
The inventory shows that it contains an enormous amount of documents about Hong Kong and Rhodesia.
They also took a computer and a large amount of documents and videos from the home, Mr. Taebi said.
"There's still a massive amount of documents on Aso Mining left in the basement of the Health Ministry," Mr. Fujita said.
Its investigation began in early March, and aides said the panel had identified and requested a "voluminous amount of documents" related to C.I.A. detention and interrogation policies.
