"funds amount" is correct and usable in written English.
You can generally use "funds amount" when referring to a specific sum of money available for a particular purpose. For example, "We will need to secure additional funds amount to continue the project."
The disputed funds amount to less than $4bn out of a budget bill that would allocate about $1 trillion of government spending.
As chief actuary, Mr. North would head a department of 42 employees, managing pension systems whose combined funds amount to $35 billion.
The total expenses of its domestic funds amount to a quarter to a third of a percentage point, a small fraction of the costs of a traditional mutual fund.
"Regulators and law enforcement around the country have concluded that many arrangements involving placement agents and public funds amount to little more than influence peddling," says Siedle.
Therefore, it has great potential to grow strongly in the following years, especially when Germany is compared to The Netherlands, the European frontrunner, where SR retail funds amount almost to a total of 15.4 % of the volume of the Dutch mutual retail fund market (see Vigeo Rating (2013)).
By some estimates, hedge funds amount to as much as 35% of the brokerage commissions paid of the leading investment banks, so winning and maintaining trade relationships with these funds is an important source of profits for many banks since the financial crisis began.
As recently as 1995, those funds amounted to about $7 billion.
Encouragingly he has provided proof of funds amounting to £3m.
At one point the funds amounted to perhaps as much as 16% of the annual budget.
The funds amounted to 36 percent of the value of the Gyrus deal, the PricewaterhouseCoopers report said.
Those funds amounted to £5m, a sum Allardyce accepted, having worked without a budget surplus since he replaced Paul Ince two years ago.
