The phrase "amounts up to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a total or sum that results from adding various amounts together.
Example: "The total expenses for the project amounts up to $5,000."
Alternatives: "comes to" or "totals".
The tools there handle amounts up to 100GB.
Precipitation ranged from trace amounts up to 3 inches.
In 1977, President Carter formally advocated legalizing marijuana in amounts up to an ounce.
(The Haven Foundation also provides such grants, in amounts up to $25,000 per applicant).
The heat quantity transferred from LiPb to He amounts up to 3.7 kW at helium pressure of 0.5 MPa.
The bank's previous children's current account paid 3% on amounts up to £500, but is no longer available.
The S.B.A. does have a micro lending program that will provide amounts up to thirty five thousand dollars.
Personal loans are usually available for amounts up to £25,000, where the best rate is just under 5%.
As a result the main contribution comes from the steric contribution which amounts up to 75% of the model.
Chromium is added to cobalt alloys in amounts up to 25 percent to obtain corrosion resistance and hardness.
Amounts up to $10,000: Payee must bring the original signed form and one copy of the form directly to Treasury Services (Central or Medical School).
