The phrase "amounts of net" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to quantities related to "net" values, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The amounts of net revenue generated this quarter were higher than expected."
Alternatives: "net quantities" or "net figures".
Media companies - television, radio and newspapers - have complained for years that Google takes colossal and growing amounts of net advertising revenues, while investing relatively little in the gathering of news or the making of television and radio.
The key conclusion from the first Stated Preference exercise is that there is a high degree of consensus among individuals on the importance of investing significant amounts of net revenues in new road infrastructure as well as improved public transport.
At pH values between the two pKa values, the zwitterion predominates, but coexists in dynamic equilibrium with small amounts of net negative and net positive ions.
Once symptoms appear to be controlled, individuals should be counseled to reintroduce foods that contain negligible amounts of net fructose (Table 1).
End-run plasma lactate concentrations were similar and did not vary systematically between groups, indicating horses were deriving similar amounts of net anaerobic energy during their runs.
If symptoms improve and consumption of certain foods would improve the quality of an individual's diet, foods containing appreciable amounts of net fructose should be reintroduced by balancing them with additional carbohydrates such as other sweeteners, starches, or whole grains.
The amount of net credit default swap exposure on the imperiled nation of Greece was much smaller: $3.7 billion late last month.
Dai-ichi said the deal would increase the amount of net profit derived from overseas to 9 percent from 3 percent.
Those controlling their carbs subtract dietary fiber and sugar alcohol, which have a minimal impact on blood sugar, from the total carbs in a food product to arrive at the amount of net carbs.
Gulliver, whose global investment banking arm reported a 148% rise in profit to $10.5bn, said he had a "huge amount of net worth in HSBC", where he has spent 30 years.
To keep new participants out of the business of clearing trades, the established firms have rules requiring incoming members to hold a certain amount of net capital — in some cases $5 billion — and they want to keep these thresholds intact.
