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Discover LudwigThe phrase "another amount of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to an additional quantity or measure of something. Example: "After reviewing the budget, we decided to allocate another amount of funds for the project."
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Then into the bowls and glass labeled with the number 2, pour out another amount of that same food item (such that A1 and A2 will both be holding cereal, etc)., larger than the suggested serving but still reflecting what one might consider a "normal" size serving.
Any job consumes a certain amount of resource from a common pool at the start of its processing and returns to the pool another amount of resource at its completion.
They discovered the isotope 253Es (half-life 20.5 days) that was made by the capture of 15 neutrons by uranium-238 nuclei – which then underwent seven successive beta decays: : Some 238U atoms, however, could capture another amount of neutrons (most likely, 16 or 17).
This would lead to another amount of gDNA copies.
Next, pour out another amount of shampoo, slightly less than the first one.
It would require finding another angle and moving in that direction for another amount of distance, etc.
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Citigroup said Friday that another enormous amount of money was gone forever -- $7.2 billion -- a day after Merrill Lynch wrote off $9.7 billion.
Today's August public finance numbers are a case in point, with another record amount of borrowing for that month.
Then, add another generous amount of sauce on top before sprinkling LOTS of freshly grated parmesan over it and mixing through.
Using the deep pot you cooked the pasta in, add some broccoli and sausage mix then add a few layers of pasta, another generous amount of the broccoli and repeat until you finish both.
Scoop up another generous amount of vanilla pudding and cover the top of the cupcake.
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