The phrase "the amount of spending" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when referring to the total amount of money spent on something. For example, "The amount of spending on groceries last month was over $200."
In addition, we cut the amount of spending on earmarks in half.
But Republicans rejected that assessment earlier on Thursday, saying that no deal had been reached on the amount of spending.
Mr. Pataki and Senator Joseph Bruno, leader of the Republican-controlled Sthat Senate, charge that Mr. Silver is underestimating the amount of spending his programs would entail.
The amount of spending behind these proposals, unusual for a conservative, has many political analysts questioning how he can afford his proposals and his suggested tax cut of $483 billion over five years.
"That they're turning their business around is not surprising given the amount of spending behind their brands," said William H. Steele, a household products analyst at Banc of America Securities.
That old maxi-dress maxim about the macro economy, that the length of hemlines operates in inverse proportion to the amount of spending money around, appears to be holding true.
The amount of spent money has been staggering.
Understandably the future looks challenging as public spending cuts will inevitably reduce the amount of spent on public events.
To do this, the amount of spent fuel generation was estimated through a nuclear power supply plan until the year 2015.
Among economists sharing this view, James K. Galbraith of the University of Texas favors the greatest amount of spending.
The remaining balance was the total amount of spending on health from public and international sources.
