The phrase "reasonable amounts for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the appropriate or acceptable quantity or sum for something. Example: "The landlord may charge reasonable amounts for maintenance and repairs, but excessive fees will not be tolerated."
In addition, and importantly, a special, unique Apollo 17 soil sample (70050) discussed, which has many of the properties sought for ISRU studies, should be available in reasonable amounts for ISRU studies.
The Corporation (and affiliates) may issue debt obligations solely for the purpose of obtaining amounts for the purchase of any securities under paragraph (1), for the purchase of qualified loans (as defined in section 2279aa of this title), and for maintaining reasonable amounts for business operations (including adequate liquidity) relating to activities under this subsection.
Divide your minutes into categories, write it down what minutes will be used for what (e.g. You have 100 minutes total. You have 90 days of service. Say you have 3 categories. 20 minutes for emergencies.40 minutes for friends and family. 40 minutes for business) Think of reasonable amounts for each category like so above.
He added: "I wouldn't mind spending a reasonable amount for reliable, reasonably high-speed Internet.
A year ago, it would have seemed a reasonable amount for Mr. Blaichman.
I merely ask that I get a reasonable amount for my work as a director and for my property, which was used without compensation or consent.
"We say you can bring a reasonable amount for your trip, and obviously the officer has some discretion on defining what that would be".
He added that it provided a reasonable amount for attorney fees and expenses, and said the split between Brown's parents was proper.
Ms. Copeland struck a deal to rent the space at $8,775 a week, a reasonable amount for the theater's size.
You will have to pay income tax on the rent you get but you can deduct a reasonable amount for running expenses.
The Mets could offer him a one-year contract for about $10 million with an option year, a reasonable amount for a pitcher whose 3.31 earned run average was eighth in the National League.
