"combined amount" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the total sum obtained by combining two or more separate amounts together. Example: "The combined amount of money raised from the charity auction and the bake sale was over $10,000."
Before the insurance company pays the benefits, it subtracts the combined amount of the premiums and pays this amount to the company -- minus any interest.
The fee is 85percentt of the combined amount of the surcharge and administrative costs that the company currently bears, Joe Chandler, a BellSouth spokesman, said.
Asia, Africa and Oceania take up a combined amount of 10 spots if you include the half spots awarded to Oceania and Asia.
The players believe the combined amount that clubs will have to pay in revenue sharing and the payroll, or competitive balance, tax will deter the free-spending clubs from continuing to spend freely.
If you also have a stocks and shares Isa, you will also be able to pay into that account, but the combined amount must not be more than £11,880.
It is nearly three times as much as the combined amount raised by the two Democrats running for the post, State Assemblyman Thomas P. DiNapoli and Mayor Thomas R. Suozzi of Glen Cove.
The social-security contributions of employees and employers combined amounted to almost half of labour income in 2004.
Households are nowhere near done digging themselves out of debt, which (mortgage and nonmortgage combined) amounts to 125% of aftertax annual income.
For the four weeks ending in January 2008, Google accounted for 65.98% of U.S. searches, while Yahoo! and Microsoft combined amounted to just 27.84% of searches.
Amazon could have been a transformational catalyst for a plethora of cities throughout the U.S., but instead, it chose two superstar cities: the number one and five metro areas by GDP which, combined, amounts to a nearly $2 trillion GDP.
For detection and data evaluation, these compounds are therefore reported as combined amounts.
