The phrase "an incalculable amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quantity that is too large or complex to be measured or calculated.
Example: "The charity received an incalculable amount of support from the community during the fundraising event."
Alternatives: "an immeasurable amount" or "a vast quantity".
Two hundred years later, Christopher Columbus annotated his copy of the Venetian adventurer's "Travels" with the words "Mercacciones innumeras" ("an incalculable amount of trade") before setting out for mythical Cathay.
For an incalculable amount.
They destroyed an incalculable amount of our Russian heritage.
Between them, they contributed an incalculable amount to the high camp of the movies themselves.
Over the centuries they have been responsible for millions of deaths and an incalculable amount of damage to property.
Gutierrez told the radio station that in spite of the controversy an "incalculable" amount of acting and modelling work offers have flooded in.
We are losing an enormous number of years from our lives and an all but incalculable amount of life from our years.
After the reconnaissance flight Snowcloud Five was lost while making a penetration into the hurricane's eye, another flight early on September 27 reported a minimum pressure of 938 mbar (hPa; 27.70 inHg), with winds in excess of 115 mph (185 km/h) "by a large and incalculable amount".
and then understand that every gram of that incalculable amount of matter has the energy of a Hiroshima nuclear bomb.
We are running out of time, and if we keep striving for perfection we may well miss the opportunity to save incalculable amounts of carbon, that will make the difference between a temperature we can live with, and one we simply can't exist in.
Though still haunted by doping suspicions, the Astana team is an established part of international cycling, and their presence at elite events has brought incalculable amounts of – mostly positive – publicity to the Astana brand, the real goal of the club's financial backers.
