"regulation amount" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a specific amount dictated by a regulation or rule. Example: The regulation amount for maximum occupancy in the hotel room is four people.
It comes from first-time feature director Ana Lily Amirpour, a British-born Iranian who grew up in the US and has imbibed the regulation amount of American movies, classic Americana and consumer culture, including but not restricted to ads for Coke and blue jeans.
Although the biosynthesis of FAs is well understood, little is known about the regulation, amount, or type of FAs produced in different tissues or organs such as seeds [ 24].
At stake instead, he wrote, was a knotty legal issue over whether the city's regulation amounted to a mandate to buy hybrids.
To the extent authorized by law and regulation, amounts found due may be reduced by the amount of any existing indebtedness to the Government arising from military service.
"The commission's lack of attention to the ecological harms posed by synthetic biology is irresponsible and dangerous," the letter said, adding that "self- regulation amounts to no regulation".
Determination of the question whether a governmental property regulation amounts to a "taking" requires ad hoc factual inquiries as to such factors as the impact of the regulation, its interference with reasonable investment-backed expectations, and the character of the governmental action.
I mean, "Wall Street regulation" amounted to "whatever you guys feel is okay, just do it, we're going to watch some online porn, good night".
All model parameters except the rate constant for enzyme production, pEA, are fixed, and regulation amounts to adapting pEA to the nutrient concentration, Aext.
The conventional paradigm underlying EDSP and most other U.S. chemical regulation amounts to 'science leads to regulation;' it assumes a scientific determination of harm must and, in fact, does precede regulatory action.
1634, substituted "Commerce and antitrust regulations; amount in controversy, costs" for "Commerce and antitrust regulations" in item 1337.
The DWP rejects the term bedroom tax, saying the regulations amount to the removal of the spare room subsidy, aimed at encouraging families to move to smaller properties and reduce the housing benefit bill.
