The phrase "article amounts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to discussing quantities or values associated with articles, such as in inventory management or financial reporting.
Example: "The report detailed the article amounts for each product category, highlighting the best-selling items."
Alternatives: "item quantities" or "product totals".
UPDATED 1pm: The Sunday Times carried a rather large "correction" yesterday that, once read alongside the original offending article, amounted to a complete retraction.
The awards identified by Cantor and Smith in their article amount to less than 0.05% of annual NSF spending, or about 0.005% (1/20,000th) of total federal research spending in a year.
Aside from running through his own political history - a "journey from Marx to the Mail on Sunday, via communist Moscow" - and recounting his own upset at press intrusion into his life, Hitchens's article amounted to a clear assault on the Mail's traducing of Miliband's father.
Plaid Cymru MP Liz Saville Roberts said on Monday that the article amounted to "prejudice".
In order for the committee to decide whether the articles amounted to accurate reports of the inquest it reviewed a transcript of the proceedings.
His many books and hundreds of articles amount to a masterly series of benign emissions from the greenhouse that is our planet.
According to the Fox article, this amounts to calling the president lazy.
See related Research article: Increased amounts of stromal and epithelial tissue in the breast is a strong independent risk factor for breast cancer, and they appear as light areas on a mammogram because they are radiologically dense.
In all Ti Ag–O films described in this article, the amount of Ag was ~2 at.%. Figure 1 Schematic of composed Ti/Ag magnetron target.
I can assure you that if you take tips from this article, no amount of looking at the sky will keep them on the dancefloor.
