"bonus amount" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to an additional, usually decorative or monetary, sum. For example, "The bonus amount for this year's Christmas bonus was $50 for each employee."
The bonus amount will rise to 2 percent in 2016.
Later still I heard that the sale had fallen through, and offered to return at least the "bonus" amount.
The solicitor will be sent the bonus, and can then complete your home purchase using the full bonus amount.
A more reasonable bonus amount would be based on an executive's added value to the company, by an examination of the balance sheet.
The bonus amount went up according to the percentage of plaintiffs who accepted the settlement over the 95 percent threshold required for the agreement to become effective.
For each institution of higher education that the Secretary determines complies with the requirements of paragraph (2) or (3) of this subsection, the Secretary shall provide to such institution a bonus amount.
That was in the fall of 1929, and Dean later recalled that his "bonus" amounted to $300.
VDIK spokesman Thomas Boehm pointed out the €2,500 bonus amounts to a tenth of the average price of a new car.
So when it comes to completing bonus amounts later this year, we expect you to be far less generous.
The workers demanded a bonus amounting to about $800 a month for the average worker, significant but not unaffordable for the state oil company.
The Pirates signed both Monday for bonus amounts not exceeding $10,000, indicating scant competition from other teams, according to two people familiar with the deals.
