The phrase "total amount of dollars" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the overall sum of money, expressed in dollars, in a given situation. Example: The total amount of dollars raised in the charity event was over $100,000.
The traded volume is calculated by the total amount of US dollars traded by this group of traders over the entire year.
While Yahoo itself may be keeping more of those display ad dollars for itself, Google still is catching up fast in the total amount of display ad dollars going through its system.
Mr. Cuomo is proposing a limit on the total amount of property tax dollars that can be collected annually by a school district, municipality or special district by capping the increase in the local tax levy at 2 percent or the rate of inflation, whichever is less, according to his campaign literature.
"But in terms of the size of the gun problem in the United States, the total amount of federal research dollars is minuscule compared to HIV or obesity".
"While an extra dollar of income is protective," the study reads, "the amount of protective effect tails off as total income rises".
He borrowed billions of dollars ($11.5 billion, to be precise, bringing the total amount of debt on the company to fourteen billion dollars) and risked just enough of his own money, through Equity Group Investments, his investment firm — three hundred and fifteen million dollars, about six per cent of his net worth — so that he could lose it without feeling too much pain.
The total amount of the tax package came to three hundred million dollars.
But the total amount of rescue financing has placed tens of billions of dollars at risk for many of the biggest banks.
Respondents answered by the amount of dollars.
