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"quantity of sunshine" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the amount of sunlight that is available. For example: "The region is known for its pleasant climate due to the plentiful quantity of sunshine."
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Get the right amount of sunshine".
Mostly it is grass and other yard waste (which arrives in especially large quantities after a stretch of sunshine, when everyone heads out to mow the lawn).
Another called her "a ray of sunshine".
The probability of sunshine is 75%.
Long periods of sunshine are essential.
There are not enough days of sunshine.
"And quite independent of sunshine and showers.
It was a breath of sunshine.
Sunshine is surprisingly frequent; Lusaka averages six hours of sunshine per day in January.
Their purple shirts were like little dots of sunshine.
That's a lot of sunshine for a Holocaust novel.
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