The phrase "withdrawn amount" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the amount of money that has been taken out of an account. For example, "I noticed an unexpected withdrawn amount of $100 from my checking account."
"The hypocritical offer of the prime minister to resign and his instant willingness to withdraw amount to high drama and low comedy," said Jaipal Reddy, a spokesman for the opposition Congress Party.
In 2006, Mr. Powell began instructing his employees to withdraw amounts of less than $10,000, to avoid suspicion, prosecutors said.
He has opted for what is called an uncrystallised funds pension lump sum, which leaves his pension intact but allows him to withdraw amounts from it.
Gunn, who retired about a year ago, is a customer of the firm and has opted for what is called an uncrystallised funds pension lump sum, which leaves his pension intact but allows him to withdraw amounts from it.
This new capability will not only allow strapped-for-cash college students to withdraw $3 to pay for a cheap lunch, but will also enable those who want to withdraw amounts that may be less or more than the usual denominations offered -- say $35 or $47, instead of $40 -- to do so with ease.
Only withdraw amounts that are necessary to finance your expenses.
You will receive email reminders when payments are due, and automated payments can be scheduled to withdraw amounts directly from your bank account.
With the government's relentless pursuit of SAC, the fund's investors have withdrawn substantial amounts of money.
"While data from other sources, such as the FCA [Financial Conduct Authority], show that many people have withdrawn larger amounts from their pension, this data shows an average withdrawal of just £18,750 – hardly Lamborghini money".
