"summed amount" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the total or combined amount of something. You can use it to describe a specific quantity or value that has been calculated or added together. For example: - The summed amount of the company's profits this quarter was $500,000. - She calculated the summed amount of her monthly expenses and was surprised by the total. - The bank statement showed a summed amount of $1,000 in withdrawals. - The scientist's report included a graph showing the summed amounts of carbon emissions over the past decade.
Time spent in MVPA was calculated by summing amounts of time spent in moderate-intensity and vigorous-intensity activity.
Summing amounts of As excreted in urine and feces during the experimental period can be used to approximate recovery of As in the mouse assay.
Therefore healthcare expenditures from the health insurance perspective were calculated by summing amounts reimbursed by national health insurance for all healthcare resources consumed by calendar year, overall and by type of resource.
A continuous variable for quantity was derived by summing the total amount of fruits, vegetables and both.
Relative molar amount units are used throughout unless stated otherwise and calculated by dividing the determined molar amount for a given protein by the summed determined amount for all identified proteins as this accounts for both technical and biological variations.
When Xerox's employees retired, it paid them the lump-sum amount shown on their statements.
"Whether one is investing a lump-sum amount or a series of periodic amounts, the arithmetic of investment expenses is compelling," Mr. Sharpe concludes in the paper.
Regulators do not as yet have any good answers, though one of them says the sums amount to "many tens of billions of dollars".
If the riskier investment resulted in a return greater than the bond investment, the difference went into a variable supplement fund, which was used to pay retirees a varying lump-sum amount at the end of the year.
Furthermore, almost half of the visitors would be willing to voluntary contribute, on average, a lump sum amount of about €75 to maintain the traditional character of Mani.
However, they still need to pay a lump sum amount from their income, which may affects their daily way of living in many ways [75 77].
