The phrase "amounts required" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessary quantities or sums needed for a particular purpose, such as budgeting or resource allocation.
Example: "Please provide the amounts required for each department's budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal year."
Alternatives: "necessary quantities" or "required sums".
We assumed when designing the experiment for this study that most of the K+ ions would primarily affect bulk solution properties (as opposed to the μmolar amounts required to meet tissue nutritional requirements) such as the electrical charge of the system.
The amounts required in the future are enormous both for adaptation and for a low emissions future.
The amounts of vitamins in foods and the amounts required on a daily basis are measured in milligrams and micrograms.
People do flock to digital, but cash doesn't follow – at least, not in amounts required to sustain the production of quality information.
Debtor-in-possession financing — which is what the bankrupt need in order to pay for the continued operation of their business — would not be available in the vast amounts required, given the plunge in revenue.
After the credit crunch banks and building societies restricted buy to let lending, but more recently they have relaxed their criteria and many are now competing to win custom from investors, with some lowering the amounts required as a deposit as well as cutting interest rates.
The Cheneys paid the amount required on their income; they did not overpay.
The idea was to leave Iran less than the amount required to build one nuclear weapon.
In addition, he said to check on the minimum amount required to start a fund; the fees and expenses; if there is a minimum amount required for a grant; and if a certain percentage has to be granted each year.
Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, has pushed for an increase in the initial amount required of investors for margin buying.
Any funds raised over and above the amount required will go towards Amref's existing work in Katine and Soroti.
