"monetary amounts" is a correct term that can be used in written English.
It can refer to any kind of currency or money. For example: "The company reported losses of $5 million in monetary amounts for the fourth quarter."
Note that this figure includes 3.0 million families who lose only from the cuts to Child Benefit, at an average of about £75 per year (monetary amounts are in current prices).
Sam Duncan, Wayne, Penn.: In almost all other government documents relating to monetary amounts of household income or individual income, the figures are given in terms of the median.
Perhaps the best look at what Thatcherism meant for British families comes from a series of measures calculated by the Institute for Fiscal Studies, which calculated household incomes after tax (and any income from benefits), and put them into monetary amounts relative to 2010-11 pricestrippinging out the effects of inflation.
As Sky Moore-Clube, aged 14, aptly put it this year (at the end of a list which kindly documented the monetary amounts her requested gift cards should hold): "OR JUST MONEY, cos then if you don't know what to get me, I can get it.
Monetary amounts are in Year 2000 constant dollars.
Results revealed that whereas control subjects valued high money more than low money, over half of the cocaine addicted subjects valued all monetary amounts equally.
The monetary amount of £12m was the same.
According to the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation, "a significant monetary amount" of counterfeit chips was involved.
They outweigh the monetary amount an authoriy might usually charge – around £15 – for a stall.
The players simply have to understand culture is above any contract you might sign, any monetary amount.
Asked how he had calculated a monetary amount for lost sleep, Mr. Pullman said, "I have a pretty good mathematical mind".
