The phrase "amounts of royalties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or total of royalties earned or owed, typically in a financial or contractual context.
Example: "The artist received substantial amounts of royalties from the sales of their music over the past year."
Alternatives: "quantities of royalties" or "total royalties".
Dr. Ridker, meanwhile, receives undisclosed amounts of royalties from the CRP test.
At the end of last year, he presided over a case in which Allason claimed authorship and copyright of the memoirs of the Fifth Man, John Cairncross, and therefore large amounts of royalties from the publisher, Random House.
Yet none of us in Blondie will receive a fair amount of royalties from these millions of plays.
The amount of royalties payable is always slightly below the amount that the company makes in gross profit.
The federal government does not require companies to divulge the amount of royalties they pay or what they tell the government about sale prices.
In an increasingly competitive market, where companies such as iUniverse, Blurb and ColdTreePress offer variations on the self-publishing theme, Booksurge has this month increased the amount of royalties it is paying authors... from 25%to35%5% of the cover price.
Last week's protests were triggered in part by anger over the amount of royalties the mine proposed to pay the local government.
For example, the amount of royalties paid by big stations should be negotiated, with any impasse resolved by the Copyright Royalty Board, a group of three judges set up to handle royalties involving Web broadcasting.
Its stock price suffered this summer in part because of Nokia 's mid-July request for arbitration with InterDigital over the amount of royalties it owes InterDigital for phones sold with InterDigital-patented technology since 2002.
Even if only a fraction of the downloads from this and dozens of other file-sharing websites represent actual lost sales, they still translate into a staggering amount of royalties that have been stolen from authors".
"As we grow, the amount of royalties we pay out to artists, songwriters and rights holders continues to climb faster than ever," the company writes in a blog post.
