"emission amount" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the quantity of something, typically a gas or pollutant, that is released into the atmosphere. Example: The government has set strict regulations on the emission amount of carbon dioxide produced by factories.
The bank calculates what a fifth of the emissions are for the average property in the UK, and, for each mortgage taken out from its entire range of mortgages, will make a donation offsetting that emission amount.
The emission amount of each arrow is marked out and detailed decomposition by sector and by region would be listed in tables afterward.
The evaluation showed that in key regions, both pollution levy programs 8 and 10 CNY/kg SO2 (with the only penalty of concentration) could drive total emission amount close to regulatory targets.
The variety of status along the supply chain of these sectors led to the difference of attributions between the production and consumption sides, like China, but with a very small emission amount, even if comparing with other countries.
Because the exact emission amount resulting from the WTC collapse is unknown, a hypothetical unit pollutant release rate was used in the RAMS/HYPACT simulation.
Under the system, known as "cap and trade," the state will set an overall ceiling on those emissions and assign allowable emission amounts for individual polluters.
The CO2 emission amounts to 1% of conventional processes.
Emission amounts during co-composting were determined by monitoring data and mass balance.
Second, we examine the properties of bilateral offset carbon trading, which is currently the most popular trading scheme and is not subject to regulation concerning total emission amounts.
The treatment efficiencies of various technologies, the allowable emission amounts of power plants, and design safety coefficients for energy supply are also described by triangular fuzzy sets (see Table 2).
Although this comparison does not address the overall higher NOX and SO2 emissions in the eastern U.S. relative to Wyoming deposition rates, it does provide a historical perspective on the initiation of the NADP/NTN program relative to total emission amounts.
