The phrase "identical amount" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means the same quantity or number. Here are some examples of how to use it: 1. The two boxes contain an identical amount of pencils. 2. Please make sure to distribute an identical amount of chairs to each table. 3. The contestants were given an identical amount of time to complete the challenge. 4. The company has decided to donate an identical amount of money to each of its chosen charities. 5. The twins have an identical amount of freckles on their faces.
The market tacked a nearly identical amount on Advance Auto's value.
Instead, each victim could be paid an identical amount, or several broad tiers for compensation set up.
Someone with the identical amount of cocaine in powder form is guilty of a misdemeanor, unlikely to put him in jail.
For both, the traffic is light, and the cars consume an identical amount of battery power while traveling the same number of miles.
Because all the electrons are excited to the same degree, each gives off an identical amount of energy when it returns to normal.
Volvo, the world's second-largest manufacturer of trucks, saw a net loss of Skr4.2 billion ($502m), compared with a profit of an almost identical amount a year earlier.
The accounts show that in the nine month period to the end of 2009,the company made almost an identical amount, £25m, indicating a significant fall in 2010 which included an extra quarter's trading.
According to the NPD Group, a leading market research firm, women over 65 spent $14.7 billion on apparel in 1999, almost the identical amount spent by the 25-to-34-year-old 25-to-34-year-old 25-to-34-year-old 25-to-34-year-old 25-to-34-year-old
Now history repeats, as The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, which is similarly targeted at older cinemagoers, rises by an identical amount in its second frame, with takings of £2.34m, knocking The Woman in Black off the top spot.
Both programs included an identical amount of calories, and each caused people to lose more weight than a program in which a person's typical breakfast habits did not change.
A mass of gas falling rapidly into a black hole is estimated to give off more than 100 times as much energy as is released by the identical amount of mass through nuclear fusion.
