The phrase "amounts to introducing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implications or consequences of an action that effectively leads to the introduction of something.
Example: "The new policy amounts to introducing stricter regulations on data privacy."
Alternatives: "equates to presenting" or "is tantamount to initiating".
This amounts to introducing a constraint on syntax.
This amounts to introducing a wholly new concept of modality, which comes close to an adverbial qualification of a given action.
Taking shadowing into consideration amounts to introducing an additional term in (6) that can now be written as G n ≈ λ n G f, n G s, n. (10).
In a differential equations system, modelling heterogeneity of disease and mortality risk amounts to introducing additional disease states.
The Oslo process was key to introducing huge amounts of financial aid to the Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank, who by various accounts are the recipients of the highest levels of aid in the world (some 5 billion dollars from the U.S alone over the years and more than quadruple that amount if you include other countries), both from governments as well as non-governmental organizations.
In this step, PCFC was dissolved in anhydrous dichloromethane and Glycidyl methacrylate (GMA) was also added according to introducing calculated amount.
Values of the diffusion coefficient were obtained both for the original corn syrup solutions and for the same solution after addition of small amounts of polyacrylamide to introduce elasticity ("Boger fluids").
Most genetic modeling using mammals takes an enormous amount of time to introduce genetic changes and allow them to grow embryonically.
After drying it under vacuum for several hours, we employed a small amount of PMMA to introduce a second PMMA coating on the precoated PMMA/graphene/BMN/Cu substrate.
Seeds are returned after the first harvest with a small amount of interest to introduce business principles.
The president, as the head of the government, doesn't only enjoy the cachet of tens of millions of votes as a concrete expression of his political mandate, under a partly republican system, but also has a significant amount of institutional capacity to introduce consequential policies in the realm of economics, culture, and politics.
