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The phrase "sheer amount of" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a great quantity or a large amount of something. For example, "I was amazed by the sheer amount of people that turned up to the protest."
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The sheer amount of time devoted to Ireland was remarkable.
First, there is the sheer amount of money they owe.
The sheer amount of wildlife under our waters is incredible.
The task is unlike any other because of the sheer amount of time involved.
One reason is the sheer amount of data on the web.
The sheer amount of accompanying commentary and philological footnotes is one of them.
When you combine the length and duration with the sheer amount of them, it's staggering.
The most Ackroydian thing about Ackroyd's writing, though, is the sheer amount of it.
"The sheer amount of time that we've been so focused on them doesn't do much".
We could easily have done 50, given the sheer amount of wine out there.
In your case, just the sheer amount of it is astonishing.
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