The phrase "amounts withdrawn" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, banking, or accounting to refer to the total sum of money that has been taken out from an account or fund.
Example: "The bank statement shows the amounts withdrawn over the past month, highlighting the transactions made."
Alternatives: "withdrawn sums" or "total withdrawals".
The EC extraction coefficient [EC = (in concentration − out concentration)/in concentration] was calculated for each compartment of the CVVHDF and MARS as well as the amounts withdrawn by the sum each compartment allows assessing the overall capacity of each technique.
The EC extraction coefficient [EC = (in concentration − out concentration)/in concentration] were calculated for each compartment of CVVHDF and MARS as well as the amounts withdrawn by the sum each compartment allows to assess the overall capacity of each technique.
The amounts withdrawn from ATMs per transaction have a positive growth rate (0.2%), while the amount per transaction at POS have a negative growth rate (−5.2%) This clearly establishes that demand for currency in the system has not decreased, but other attractive payment avenues have compensated the demand for cash.
PRICING Part of the mortgage's cost will now be based on the amount withdrawn.
Otherwise, you will face a 10 percent penalty on the amount withdrawn.
Yet despite such access, the average amount withdrawn ($289) is far greater than it is elsewhere.
This matches the amount withdrawn by the agricultural sector and is nearly four times the amount for households.
But withdrawals to pay a dependent's tuition are free from penalties, although income tax is due on the amount withdrawn.
Savers who want to access their money before the bond matures will be charged the equivalent of 90 days' interest on the amount withdrawn.
So if Mr Smith has a pension pot of £40,000 and decides to take £500 of advice, then that's the amount withdrawn from his fund.
In retirement, you withdraw a set amount of money from your portfolio each year, typically around 4percentt, and increase the dollar amount withdrawn each year to adjust for inflation.
