"extremely high amount" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a large quantity or number that is significantly above average or expected. Example: The company spent an extremely high amount on advertising to promote their new product, but it resulted in record-breaking sales.
One problem with sugars is that many products add an extremely high amount of sugar to sweetener the products.
One problem with sugars, however, is that many products add an extremely high amount of sugar to sweetener the products.
But, against the backdrop of a 2009 inspection criticising the prison for the "extremely high" amount of force used to control inmates, this investigation matters.
A kinetic energy (KE) penetrator is used as tank ammunition and concentrates an extremely high amount of kinetic energy over a relatively small surface area of the target.
"We are seeing a heavier-than-normal amount of constituent calls but an extremely high amount of out-of-state calls, which make up two-thirds to 90percentt of our overall call volume," said Annie Clark, spokeswoman for Collins.
In order to prevent the extremely high amount of rainfall brought by typhoon Sinlaku from influencing the results, the survey following the passage of typhoon Sinlaku (September 17th) was not incorporated in the analysis.
For example, Schmitz found that cells engineered to make extremely high amounts of ABC1 were so depleted of cholesterol that they died, while cells in which ABC1 synthesis was inhibited accumulated more, much as cells from Tangier patients do.
In contrast, Pycard−/− mice contain bacteria throughout the lung and have extremely high amounts of bacteria in tissue that is not associated with granulomas (Figure 6G).
Notably, PSMs are secreted in extremely high amounts; making them by far the most abundant proteins in staphylococcal culture filtrates.
If the maximum showed extremely high amounts, the database was checked to find out the reason for these outliers.
