The phrase "an unspecified quantity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an amount or number that is not clearly defined or determined.
Example: "The recipe calls for an unspecified quantity of salt, so add it to taste."
Alternatives: "an indeterminate amount" or "a vague quantity".
Mr. Huffer is accused of selling an unspecified quantity of marijuana from his sign shop in Oyster Bay and from his Locust Valley home.
The group, which has twice secretly destroyed an unspecified quantity of arms in front of international monitors, said it would discuss a "third act of putting arms beyond use".
Sold in fancy-looking wine bottles, priced at forty-five dollars each, the juice — a supersweet, brownish-purple concoction, contains an unspecified quantity of freeze-dried açaí pulp, along with eighteen other juice concentrates.
In a previously unpublicised letter to MPs last year, Mr Cable acknowledged that his officials had authorised the export of an unspecified quantity of the chemicals in the knowledge that they were listed on an international schedule of chemical weapon precursors.
The additional episode order from TLC includes Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas "HOLLAday" specials and an unspecified quantity of new episodes.
Edgardo Lopez, head of the military press office, said that an unspecified quantity of arms had been confiscated at Diaz's home after a brief shoot-out that lasted seven minutes and ended at 7 17 a.m. local time.
Fassel fined him an unspecified amount.
They also received an unspecified amount of pay and benefits.
Loan firm Ticketus is also claiming an unspecified amount.
The plaintiff is suing for damages of an unspecified amount.
Aqeel al-Turaihi, the inspector general for the Ministry of the Interior, reported that the ministry bought 800 of the devices from a company called ATSC (UK) Ltd. for $32 million in 2008, and an unspecified larger quantity for $53 million.
