The phrase "display the amount" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when describing a process or action of showing a specific quantity or figure. For example: - "Please press the 'total' button to display the amount owed." - "After completing the transaction, the ATM will display the amount dispensed." - "The receipts will clearly display the amount paid for each item."
At the top of each stack a "fingernail" LED panel changes color to display the amount of green energy being produced.
In San Francisco, Mayor Gavin Newsom plans to introduce an amendment this year requiring that cellphone packages in the city display the amount of radiation a phone emits.
SAN FRANCISCO — Imposing roughly the same cautionary standards for cellphones as for fatty food or sugary soda, this city — never shy about its opinions — voted on Tuesday to require all retailers to display the amount of radiation each phone emits.
"It's obviously impossible to display the amount of permanent collection we would like to at the moment in one place," Dr. Anne-Imelda Radice, the museum's executive director, said in an interview on Thursday.
The other columns display the amount of solutions in the P F known obtained for each algorithm.
The Safe-T mini has a tiny display and a couple of boutons to display the amount of the transaction and the recipient.
A new screen will appear displaying the amount of mobile data you've used.
Its latest prototype is the solar shawl which displays the amount of energy being generated in real-time.
A week early Richard Woods from Energeno showed up with a Wattson meter, which displays the amount of juice you're drawing off the grid in real time.
The counter is connected to the rotor and adds and displays the amount of power the circuit has carried based on the number of revolutions of the rotor.
Displaying the amount of moderate exercise needed to work off food might make the consequences of poor dietary choices easier to grasp, Dr. Shah said.
