The phrase "ample amounts of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a sufficient or generous quantity of something, often in a descriptive context.
Example: "The recipe calls for ample amounts of the spices to enhance the flavor of the dish."
Alternatives: "plenty of" or "sufficient quantities of".
Such an index value reflects groundwater discharging from an aquifer containing ample amount of the mineral with sufficient resident time to reach equilibrium (Appelo and Postma 1996; Langmuir 1997).
Those on the "rice coast" ate ample amounts of rice, while the southern poor and slaves used cornmeals in breads and porridges.
We had ample amounts of opportunities in the first 25 minutes to make the game ours but we chose not to take them.
To combat those elements and help keep the halfpipe solid, workers are likely to spread ample amounts of salt on the pipe before and after training sessions and competitions, according to Frank Wells, the product manager for California-based Snow Park Technologies. California-based Snow Park Technologies
Rather than placing ample amounts of stress on the dwindling time we have left, why not invest more attention on what we call "Q.T.B".
In the failed balsa core panels there was little or no evidence of balsa remaining on the FRP face sheet, however, in the PVC foam core panels there were ample amounts of foam left on the FRP face sheet.
The dispersion was then filtered and washed with ample amounts of distilled water until the pH = 7 was achieved.
The formation of deposits is controlled by the above mechanism as long as the discharge process supplies ample amounts of adatoms as building material over the entire surface.
You may have heard about the loftily named Millennium World Peace Summit of Religious and Spiritual Leaders, which is taking place in New York City this week and features ample amounts of pontification in conference halls at the United Nations and the Waldorf-Astoria.
