The phrase "amounts spread" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the distribution or allocation of quantities, often in financial or statistical discussions.
Example: "The amounts spread across the various departments indicate where the budget is being utilized most effectively."
Alternatives: "distributed amounts" or "allocated sums".
What arrangements can we make for the contribution in the future?' " From there, you and the charity can discuss possible solutions, including dividing the promised sum into smaller amounts spread over a longer period of time, reducing the amount of the original pledge or, in some cases, forgiving it completely.
Most people receive money over time, and by necessity can only invest small amounts spread out over this time.
"Under the J-51 program, the co-op will get an abatement of 90percentt of that amount spread out over approximately 11 years," Mr. Shernicoff said.
Even if you are lactose intolerant, studies suggest that you may be able to drink up to around 250 millilitres of milk in one sitting without symptoms, and possibly twice this amount spread through the day if consumed with food.
Thus, it may be the case that the risk of diabetes associated with heavy alcohol consumption is due to consumption mainly on the weekend as opposed to the same amount spread over a week.
This quantity ("more helps more") effect must be distinguished from the effect of frequency, implying that, given the number of therapy hours is kept constant, a large amount of therapy in a short time interval is more efficient than the same amount spread out over longer periods of time.
In year one, 11,661 gifts contributed to the final raise; last year the total amount was spread amongst 21,735 different gifts.
Binge drinkers are at twice the risk of a heart attack as those who consume the same amount, but spread over the week.
In the single service case, the train operating company pays most for the services provided by the integrator while this amount is spread among the service provider and the train operating company in the multi-service scenario.
Use a small amount and spread it evenly.
The main disadvantage of the bilayers formed by this technique was that they contained large amounts of spreading solvent and the physical properties of such bilayers were not constant.
