"with varying amounts" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to describe a range of quantities or numbers that are not fixed or consistent. Example: "The store offers a variety of fruits and vegetables, with varying amounts from day to day depending on what is in season."
The area ratios between signals of deuterated and undeuterated anandamide varied linearly with varying amounts of undeuterated compounds.
Rice may be prepared with varying amounts of water to produce a fluffy dry rice (vary maina, ) eaten with some kind of accompaniment (laoka) in sauce.
They ate either their normal diet, but with varying amounts of salt, or a DASH diet, also with varying amounts of salt and including five cups of fruits and vegetables and three cups of low-fat dairy products per day.
The most common technique is Swedish massage, in which the muscles are stroked or kneaded with varying amounts of pressure.
Whether they were promising romance or contemplating interstellar radio waves, the songs stayed casual, with varying amounts of irony.
TIERED PLAN Carriers talk about "tiers of service," which are packages with varying amounts of minutes, instant messages and data.
In a control group at Harvard, he asked subjects to walk on a treadmill wearing bicycle helmets lined with varying amounts of lead.
Therefore you can put tissue taken from the mold into a copper solution, for example, and impregnate the tissue with varying amounts of copper by changing the concentration.
Sometimes, the deliberations are over when to improvise, so their answers do not seem too canned, and they do that with varying amounts of success.
Mr. Madzirov's claim to fame is that he plays music on 40 perfectly tuned bottles filled with varying amounts of water.
It posits four scenarios, with varying amounts of cash coming from the public sector, development banks such as the World Bank, and businesses.
