The phrase 'immeasurable amount' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something cannot be quantified or measured. Example sentence: The amount of love the couple has for each other is an immeasurable amount.
The 914 sullied the Porsche brand by some distinct, if immeasurable amount.
It has done an immeasurable amount of good and created a lot of interest from abroad".
By obtaining Lowe's and Reynolds' DNA, Atlas gained potential access to an immeasurable amount of information about the men.
But even that, from Kris Commons, took an immeasurable amount of pluck to convert in a cauldron where 60,000 partisan Glaswegians held their breath in fearful silence.
He argued it was "borne out of an immeasurable amount of scrutiny following the death of Michael Brown" but pledged to "evaluate the recommedations and move forward".
The deception, Judge Gladys Kessler of Federal District Court for the District of Columbia said, resulted in "an immeasurable amount of human suffering".
"Jodie is a multifaceted woman that has achieved immeasurable amounts of success and will continue to do so in her career," HFPA president Aida Takla-O'Reilly said in a statement.
Yes, there are immeasurable amounts of information to be ticked-off about online but, somehow, it's the dog pics that really bring me down.
The Campbell family and friends have already endured immeasurable amounts of heartache and tragedy this week, and deserve a peaceful funeral with time to grieve privately.
Currently, we do not know to what extent this process takes place under natural settings; however, the immeasurable amounts of DNA and microbes in the biosphere supply ample opportunity for short DNA natural transformations to occur.
One thing is clear: the sequence information will add immeasurable value to the large amount of genetic information available in the public domain about the HeLa cell genome, helping ensure that these cells continue to catalyze advances in cell and cancer biology.
