The phrase "around this amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an approximate quantity or figure, often in financial or numerical contexts.
Example: "The total cost of the project is expected to be around this amount, but we will need to finalize the budget soon."
Alternatives: "approximately this amount" or "roughly this amount".
The bank has admitted today that while his basic salary will rise to around £1.3m, his earning potential will be scaled back so that he will be able to earn around 7.5 times this amount in bonuses – a pay structure that will be more familiar to other bosses of FTSE 100 companies and capping his bonus potential for the first time.
But river fish are less fatty, meaning a bird will need to consume around double this amount.
It is also higher than the 25 50 g used in studies into glucose effects on cognition (Riby, 2004) and is relatively high compared with many caffeinated beverages such as energy drinks, which typically contain around half this amount.
Leave your credit card at home and only carry around the amount you want to spend.
Around 33g of this amount is chips and 56g is meat, with kebabs (10g), chicken (7g), burgers (5g) and "meat-based meals" (32g) particularly popular.
I know that my experience around nursing for this amount of time is not one that many can relate to, but I also know that every person has many, many "last times".
Total expenditure on health in Rwanda in 2009 2010 was estimated at $420.3 million and, of this amount around 10%—$41.4 million—were allocated to reproductive health services (Republic of Rwanda 2012a).
This amount equals around a third of the central government's budget in one year.
While this amount is around 90%% of total land among irrigated farms, it constitutes only 34.6%% of land held by non-irrigators.
To put this into context, this is around the amount the government spends on Jobseeker's Allowance, a social security benefit.
