The phrase "amounts of play" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or extent of play, often in contexts related to games, sports, or recreational activities.
Example: "The study measured the amounts of play children engaged in during recess to assess its impact on their social skills."
Alternatives: "levels of play" or "quantities of play".
In conclusion, lambs showed different active behaviours together with raised and backward ear postures during the appetitive phase, high amounts of play together with backward and raised ear postures during the consummatory phase and mainly feeding together with plane ear postures during the post-consummatory phase.
Longitudinal studies that look at trajectories following different kinds or amounts of play could provide crucial insights on many of these issues.
Amso's group suggested that, assuming that there is sufficient evidence linking play to development, one approach to answering this question would be to look at different trajectories following different kinds or amounts of play.
Two of the National Basketball Association's premier centers, Hakeem Olajuwon and Shaquille O'Neal, are scheduled to miss significant amounts of playing time because of injuries.
Mr. Bilson, however, has allowed a remarkable amount of play to enter into his performing.
"There is a certain amount of play in everything they do, a certain amount of fooling around between two brothers".
I mean it's obviously — the amount of play, and the amount of just hard work that these kids are putting in is obvious.
He's been bathed and changed, with just the right amount of play and cuddle time, too.
Prior to intervention, participants did not communicate or play with their selected target peer; after intervention, participants were able to increase the amount of play and communication.
In Clash of Clans, like Candy Crush Saga or Kim Kardashian: Hollywood, players get a certain amount of play time when they first install the game.
In short, the Ativ looks like a grown-up machine, one that is the right size to do some work and a fair amount of play on.
