The phrase "analysis of the amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of a specific quantity or figure in various contexts, such as finance, research, or data analysis.
Example: "The analysis of the amount spent on marketing revealed significant opportunities for cost reduction."
Alternatives: "examination of the quantity" or "evaluation of the figure".
Or at least I think I do – although as far as I know no one has ever done an actual bang-for-buck analysis of the amount donated by readers of Grazia vs the hoopla involved.
An analysis of the amount of greenhouse gas emissions per mile showed that autonomous electric vehicles used as a fleet of driverless taxis would by 2030 have emissions that are 63 to 82 per cent lower than a future privately-owned hybrid car, and 90 per cent lower than a current petrol-driven private car.
Instead, the focus is on the analysis of the amount and kinds of assistance they needed.
The second is determined from an analysis of the amount of separation that must be performed.
The analysis of the amount of the different elements has been performed by EDX at room temperature.
Additionally, early analysis of the amount of type-II collagen produced versus resident-matrix type-I collagen is a crucial step for non-destructive, preclinical implantation validation.
Tillier and Lui attempted to capture biases acting on each site of a protein through an analysis of the total amount of interdependencies each site had across all other sites [5].
Our analysis of the total amount of fluid replacement drugs per case indicates that volume therapy with tetrastarches required significantly less volume than with crystalloids.
An analysis of the amounts repaid for dubious expense claims found more support for targeting than for opportunism.
For this case study, the lifetime distribution of PV panels is determined based on the analysis of the amounts of waste collected by the European collection program "PV CYCLE", as well as expert consultation.
The Tewari lab has published quantitative analysis of the amounts of miRNA per exosome and the numbers are startling low – 0.008 molecules of miRNA per exosome (Chevillet et al. PNAS 111: 11188).
