The phrase "a given volume of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific, technical, or mathematical contexts to refer to a specific amount of space occupied by a substance or object.
Example: "In the experiment, we measured the pressure exerted by a given volume of gas at varying temperatures."
Alternatives: "a specified volume of" or "a certain volume of".
The pool, a given volume of water at a particular moment, became capital".
To produce a given volume of tech 99, the volume of molybdenum in the generator has to be far larger.
In one version, the time taken for a given volume of fluid to flow through an opening is recorded.
This means it can locate a suspicious item precisely within a given volume of space.The next step is to build a cubic-metre-sized system.
For example, a soap bubble is spherical because a sphere has the smallest surface area, subject to enclosing a given volume of air.
When the universe was only a few billion years old, there were 10 times as many galaxies in a given volume of space as there are today, the findings suggest.
The energy that a rechargeable battery can store depends on its size and "energy density" - the amount of power stored in a given volume of material, normally measured in watt-hours per kilogram (Wh/kg).
(CO2 equivalent is calculated by converting the warming potential of all of the 30-odd known greenhouse gases into the warming potential of a given volume of CO2 – rather like converting various currency values into a single currency).
Because compact crystals pack together more densely than broad flaky ones, a given volume of one salt may contain twice as much sodium chloride and saltiness as the same volume of another.
A given volume of air containing much water vapour has a higher dew point than the same volume of drier air; thus the dew point gives an indication of the humidity.
Crucially, hundreds of such patterns, and hence hundreds of pages of data, can be superimposed within a given volume of holographic material, provided each is recorded at a slightly different angle (see diagram).
