The phrase "an different amount" is not correct in written English.
The correct article to use before "different" is "a" instead of "an."
Example: "We need to allocate a different amount of resources for this project."
Alternatives: "a varying amount" or "a distinct amount."
Perhaps an organization offers a different amount of employer health savings contributions based on classification?
Each college costs a different amount and it makes a difference to students and their families what that rate is.
According to these ideas, each answer to a question yields a different amount of information, which depends on the person's prior beliefs.
In a BEAST analysis, it is possible to allow each codon position to have a different substitution rate, a different amount of rate heterogeneity among sites, and a different amount of rate heterogeneity among branches, whilst sharing the same intrinsic ratio of transitions to transversions with the other codon positions.
Mr Huntbach said he was never shown the report and if he had "it would have been a totally different inquiry with a different amount of staff and a different amount of effort put into it".
Feel free to propose a different amount or a different age.
Sexual symptom scores were not comparable, because of a different amount of a nerve-sparing prostatectomy in both groups (data not shown).
However, the inoculation method between this study and our data differs and might cause a different amount of spirochetes in the joint at early time points.
Different microwaves have different settings will need to be set differently or nuked for a different amount of time.
A bank that writes down a second lien, for example, would receive a different amount from one that writes down a first lien.
