The phrase "amounts of imported" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when discussing quantities of goods that have been brought into a country from abroad.
Example: "The amounts of imported goods have significantly increased this year, impacting local markets."
Alternatives: "quantities of imported" or "volumes of imported".
A transition towards increased amounts of imported food might increase the occurrence of these diseases among Inuit.
No more documentaries about compulsive shoppers, or endless consumer shows about men from the council who seek out trace amounts of imported tobacco in corner shops.
The large amounts of imported materials, parts, and capital equipment necessary to implement such a policy could not be paid for, owing to the country's lack of foreign exchange.
The calculation of weighted average WFP for a feed item requires the amounts of imported feed item from the exporting countries, WFP of this item in the source countries, domestic production of this item, and the amount of this item used for livestock farms to feed these animals (Mekonnen and Hoekstra 2012).
"Other than some small amounts of imported fracked gas, the UK has yet to start extracting and using gas from fracking at scale," says Dave Reay, Professor of Carbon Management and Education at University of Edinburgh's School of GeoSciences.
Rice and sugar accounted for significant amounts of imported foods in terms of expenditure and calories, ranking among the top 3 foods in most countries.
The amount of imported soybeans, mostly used to feed livestock, would fall by 75%.
And these figures don't include the huge amount of imported and exported goods that flow through Britain's airports.
Representative Silvio O. Conte, Republican of Massachu setts, said he thought the amount of imported oil could be raised substantially without jeopardizing national security.
It is supposed to be cleaner gas, causing less pollution; it is supposed to save on the amount of imported oil.
Some hold that they work mainly by reducing domestic activity and thereby the amount of imported materials that a country needs and the amount of income that people can afford to spend on imported goods.
