The phrase "amounts of formula" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific quantities of a formula, such as in cooking, chemistry, or nutrition contexts.
Example: "The recipe calls for varying amounts of formula to achieve the desired consistency."
Alternatives: "quantities of formula" or "volumes of formula."
Health experts warn that even small amounts of formula dilute breast-feeding's benefits by altering intestinal micro-organisms and decreasing breast milk supply, since women produce less when babies nurse less.
"The first few days were critical for the baby, it was vital that she was kept warm and began taking small amounts of formula milk," Bugg stated.
Mothers who chose to use formula were trained in hygienic preparation of feeds, measurement of the correct amounts of formula appropriate for the child's age and were provided with a free cup, spoon as well as a vacuum thermos flask for storage of night feeds.
Our study did not have the ability to identify the effects of small amounts of formula or other nutritional differences between groups.
Late preterm infants were more frequently delivered by c/s and had insignificantly delayed meconium passage but received higher amounts of formula supplementation.
Mr. Arquit said the trade commission was concerned because artifically high prices would limit the amount of formula available to infants who rely on tax-subsidized programs.
Stranak Z, Feyereislova S, Cerna M, Kollarova J, Feyereisl J. Limited Amount of formula may facilitate breastfeeding: randomized, controlled trial to compare standard clinical practice versus limited supplemental Feeding.
It was concluded that oral support and NNS are beneficial for preterm infants and that both interventions have immediate and continuing effects on the amount of formula taken in the first 5 minutes of feeding.
Overall, 9 (31.1%) of mothers reported difficulty maintaining clean utensils and 19 (65.5%) reported difficulty measuring the correct amount of formula powder.
