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Discover LudwigThe phrase "hours worth" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the amount of time spent doing something, or the amount of time necessary to accomplish something. For example: "We spent hours worth of time preparing for the presentation."
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He was expecting about 300 hours' worth.
(Three hundred and fifty hours' worth, according to Der Spiegel).
There are 30 hours' worth of reading out loud".
That's just under nine hours' worth of work for him.
He ran through two hours' worth of material.
This brew contained "six or seven hours' worth" of his own saliva as well.
What follows below are condensations of their hours' worth of talk.
Online video is exploding: every minute about 20 hours' worth of content is added to YouTube.
He contributed to his alma mater's oral-history annals several hundred hours' worth of taped reminiscences.
You could listen to him all day, and there's two hours' worth here.
"There's over 14 hours worth of text in the Nauru files, and we'll be reading out about 10 hours worth of that," she told Guardian Australia.
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