The phrase "an amount to be set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific quantity or value that needs to be determined or established in a particular context.
Example: "The budget proposal includes an amount to be set for marketing expenses."
Alternatives: "a value to be determined" or "a figure to be established."
Bills for customers of the two power companies will be reduced next year by an amount to be set by the Public Utilities Commission, Mr. Finefrock said.
That is only a portion of what she will receive if the case is upheld on appeal: Mr. Dolan, the Garden, and ultimately, the subscribers of Cablevision, the parent company that owns the Garden, will also have to pay Ms. Browne Sanders compensation for lost earnings, an amount to be set by the judge.
Interest on that amount is to be set by the judge.
Originally passed in 1988 to make banks safer, the accord is so outdated that it may actually do the reverse.The immediate disagreement is with German regulators, who want Pfandbriefe bonds issued by German mortgage banks to continue to require a minimal amount of capital to be set against them, and to maintain a similarly generous treatment for the commercial mortgages that many of them hold.
The rebate amount would be set to equal what a household living at the poverty level would pay in taxes, leaving some of the poor better off and cushioning the proposal's impact on the middle class.
The rate will rise from £113 a week to around £155, but the precise amount will be set towards the end of 2015.
The House bill, which now goes to the Senate, does not specify a dollar amount, which would be set later in spending bills.
Mrs. Clinton said in an interview today that about $900 million of that amount should be set aside for the high-security needs of New York City.
The amount could be set so that most middle class taxpayers could still receive the deductions for home interest that have been sacrosanct.
Under our identical green jumpsuits, I carried a privilege unimaginable to most of them: the confidence that so long as an amount was set, my family would find some way to pay it.
