"credit amount" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a sum of money that a customer has been given as a form of credit. For example: "The customer has been granted a credit amount of $500 to use in the store."
That credit amount is scheduled to increase to $1 million in 2006.
If it meets additional fuel-efficiency standards, increase the credit amount by $1,000 to $4,000.
As for me, there will be no angry calls to the bank that decreased my credit amount.
Terms like "calorific value" and "normal primary units" were some of the jargon found on the bills, and, confusingly, one even used a minus sign for a credit amount.
Taxpayers are able to take 10percentt of the total credit amount each year over a 10-year period against their corporate business tax, insurance premiums tax or gross income tax liability.
Fines imposed on full-time workers who claim universal credit amount to "punishing the working poor", experts have suggested, as it emerged that one woman was docked £220 for missing a jobcentre appointment because she took a family holiday.
Private credit amounts to only 13% of Argentina's GDP, and deposits are very short-term.
In addition, Boston has aggressively courted the convention, with private businesses last week signing letters of credit amounting to $20 million.
Its amount varies with income and the number of dependants, but it is a credit amounting to a percentage of a taxpayer's earned income.
There's room for more growth: credit amounted to just 50% of GDP in Brazil in 2007, compared with 169% in America, according to the World Bank.In this section Bind games Peek.
The extra credit amounted to less than 1% of their final grade.
