The phrase "as a dollar amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a value or cost in monetary terms.
Example: "The total cost of the project was presented as a dollar amount to ensure clarity in budgeting."
Alternatives: "in monetary terms" or "expressed in dollars".
It can be a flat fee, or it can be calculated as a dollar amount based on the number of shares allocated to the apartment by the co-op corporation or as a percentage of the sale price or net profit.
The calorie count is only for the serving size, as a dollar amount is only for one item.
So do you -- either as a percentage of our income, as an effective federal tax rate, and even as a dollar amount compared to our corporate counterparts.
Payday lenders regularly mislead their customers by advertising their fees as a dollar amount rather than an APR, or annual percentage rate.
The formatted cell values will display as a dollar amount.
The data will display as a dollar amount.
Check on your options in regards to transferring funds between multiple savings accounts or to a checking account, as well as any dollar amount restrictions per type of withdrawal.
Both fees are typically mentioned in the fine print of the cardholder agreements that banks send customers, but only a few card issuers list the fees separately on statements; most simply list an overseas purchase as a single dollar amount, including the conversion fees.
This is the only section of a booking contract in which a portion of a wrestler's income is detailed as a specific dollar amount.
Users can either set up the expense as a fixed goal that group members can contribute to, or as a set dollar amount that each person must contribute, and the actual payments are handled by YC-backed Balanced.
These tax credits aren't set as a flat dollar amount -- they're based on your earnings, and the law sets a cap on what percentage of your income you can be made to pay for insurance from 2percentto9.5percentcent, depending on what you make a year.
