The phrase "attack on the amount" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a criticism or challenge regarding a specific quantity, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The report included an attack on the amount of funding allocated to the project, questioning its sufficiency."
Alternatives: "critique of the amount" or "challenge to the amount".
That will trigger bonus payments to senior managers, which could prove incendiary given the coalition government's insistence on public sector parsimony, and recent Conservative attacks on the amount the BBC pays its managers and top talent.
Politically, the attack on the paltry amount of tax paid by large US technology groups unites Murdoch's newspapers and Jeremy Corbyn for the first time.
[C9.] Buffett Backs Away From Offer Warren E. Buffett backed away from a tender offer for Finova Group, saying that he was free to do so because the attack on the World Trade Center amounted to a war.
This value is equal to the total number of souls collected, plus a percentage of his attack damage based on the amount of time since his last attack.
The UN has said the attack on the Yazidis could amount to genocide.
In Turkey, officials continued their negotiations with their American counterparts on the size of the American military force that could be allowed to use their country as a base to launch an attack on Iraq, and on the amount of financial aid the Americans would offer in return.
The persistent and invasive attacks on the crew amounted to "a pretty disturbing psychological campaign," said Dmitri Alperovitch, chief technology officer at CrowdStrike, a security firm that has examined the group's computers.
Mr Corbyn will have to mount a rabble-rousing attack on the Bill, which curbs the amount that unions could donate to Labour.
Warren E. Buffett backed away from a tender offer yesterday, saying that he was free to do so because the attack on the World Trade Center amounted to a war involving the United States.
Moreover, one wonders what Mr Peres would consider to be "legitimate" if an attack on Israel amounted to the same destruction and death than the one brought upon Gaza.
