The phrase "and the amount that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a quantity or measurement in relation to something previously mentioned.
Example: "We need to determine the total cost, and the amount that will be allocated for marketing is crucial."
Alternatives: "and the quantity that" or "and the figure that".
Differences between the amount of reward that was expected and the amount that was obtained.
"The traders took more risk in terms of the volume and the amount that was authorized," she said.
Contributors to the Authors Fund may opt to continue to receive annual statements accounting their book sales and the amount that has been contributed to the Authors Fund.
The allotted time it takes for plants to grow in the wild and the amount that will grow is also undetermined.
Gazprom's spokesman Sergei Kupriyanov said: "Gazprom supplies to Ukraine only the amount that has been paid for, and the amount that has been paid for is zero".
That assessment has doubled since a 2008 United States Geological Survey study, and the amount that will eventually be recoverable is the subject of intense speculation.
It kicks in as a sum covering two thirds of the difference between the amount we pay in and the amount that is spent in the EU.
The lawyers for the banks had virtually no documents on the cases, just printouts with names, account numbers and the amount that was supposedly owed.
But the two sides differ on the formula under which the money would be distributed and the amount that would come from clubs' local revenue and the amount that would come from the central fund, which is the repository for revenue from the national television contract and licensing.
The value of any particular home, and the amount that can be borrowed against it, is largely determined by whatever a similar house nearby sells for.
But with phenytoin, he said, that is not the case, in part because there is a fine line between the amount needed to prevent seizures and the amount that can be toxic.
