The phrase "a gross sum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a total amount before any deductions, such as taxes or expenses, typically in financial contexts.
Example: "The contractor provided a gross sum for the project, which included all materials and labor costs."
Alternatives: "total amount" or "overall sum".
They are paid a gross sum to run practices - hiring staff and buying equipment.
"The kind of willpower of amassing a gross sum of money and certain kinds of venues — I was like, I'm going to take a break from that.
In each case the service was rendered in connection with a particular project for water supply or sewage disposal, and the compensation was paid in some instances on an annual basis, in others on a monthly or daily basis, and in still others on the basis of a gross sum for the whole service.
Its net exposure is said to be $75m; the gross sum is much higher, which may matter more in a bankruptcy if creditors are only partially reimbursed on their claims.Losses among financial firms may be higher.
That £20bn should be spent within the British economy," he says, referring to figures used by leave campaigners based on the gross sum contributed to the EU last year.
Figures show the amount they pocket has increased from 40 per cent of the gross sum they are paid to run their practices to 45 per cent, leaving less for patients.
Winners can choose between a discounted lump-sum payout, or the full amount over 25 years (the Capacis actually took a lump sum and thus got only $105 million; jackpots are usually quotd -- misleadingly -- as the gross sum of future payments).
Reason: Winners can choose between a discounted lump-sum payout, or the full amount over 25 years (the Capacis actually took a lump sum and thus got only $105 million; jackpots are usually quotd — misleadingly — as the gross sum of future payments).
It seems unlikely that the foreign secretary does not know the difference between a gross and a net sum, nor understand the wider objections to the £350m figure and the claims surrounding it.
Additionally, the number of coded phrases in each response category was summed as a gross indicator of the most prominent strategies or resources reported by the students.
The language as written into law makes it impossible for the Defense Department to use funds for training or equipment to any unit whose members have "committed a gross violation of human rights". In sum: the DoD's hands are often tied when interacting with foreign militaries that are less than ideal on the human rights front.
