The phrase "a given batch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific set or group of items that have been produced or processed together.
Example: "The quality control team will assess a given batch of products before they are shipped to customers."
Alternatives: "a specific batch" or "the selected batch".
This precludes the use of conventional controllability measures in evaluating the controllability of a given batch process design.
It has been repeatedly shown earlier that some fish of a given batch reveal motion sickness (a kinetosis) at the transition from 1 g to microgravity.
The retailer says a recent demonstration showed that whereas it took employees seven days to locate the farm that grew a given batch of sliced mangos, a blockchain reduced that time to seconds.
For example, half of a given batch of uranium will decay into lead every 710 million to 4.47 billion years, depending on the isotope used (this number is termed the element's "half-life").
Like most relishes, the recipe varies from cook to cook, so you might find garlic, shallot, bay leaves, coriander seeds, chili flakes or cinnamon sticks in a given batch.
The optimization problem is stated as to determine the optimal profiles of the electrode potential which maximize the selectivity of product B, in a given batch period and under specified constraints.
We use here a single example of an ideal settling tank and a given batch-settling flux in a whole series of calculations.
So any given batch of diapers will carry three or four different designs, thus introducing an element of choice where there never was before.
'We don't know how much of the chemicals are in any brand or given batch of a brand.'.
"Because there's not regulation, we don't know how much of the chemicals are in any brand or given batch of a brand," Weaver remarked.
Usually, low methanol loading increases the reaction time, whereas high methanol loading reduces the net output of biodiesel production for given batch size.
