"at this amount" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a certain quantity, either of money or something else. For example, "The cost of the meal came to $20, at this amount."
This season we are saying: 'Oh, look at this amount for Sterling.' But it will be worse next season.
The protein contents of WD-3 and Hopum, which were 7.41% and 6.44% before treatment, respectively, significantly decreased to 5.25% and 4.82% 40 days after treatment, and then maintained at this amount until 90 days after treatment without significant change.
"You could afford targeted intervention for children who are falling behind but at this amount the pupil premium simply won't be implemented". Head of the Association of Schools and College Leaders Brian Lightman said the key issue was whether the pupil premium is new money or being recycled from other areas of school funding.
Even Bill Gates, one of the richest people in the world, would marvel at this amount.
Fry tabled a £100,000 bid for Donaldson, but this failed to meet York's valuation and they halted their bid at this amount.
If refeeding for an individual with AN was started at this amount, they would ultimately fail to gain weight.
At least this amount of process would presumably be required for absent parties to be bound by the results of arbitration.
A small amount of aromatic compounds was also detected in the AlPO4-5 crystals hydrocracked at 280 350 °C; this amount decreased with increasing hydrocracking temperature.
"We usually operate on very little information," said Andrew M. Sheldon, the Atlanta jury consultant who assisted the prosecution, "so you can imagine my comfort level at having this amount of research".
Insurers point to a market level of claims inflation of around 4%. Price increases of at least this amount would therefore be required for insurers as a group to stand still economically.
Moreover, all the admissible rules recommend to each agent at least this amount.
