The phrase "a kg of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quantity of a substance measured in kilograms.
Example: "I need to buy a kg of flour for the recipe."
Alternatives: "a kilogram of" or "one kg of".
This sector contributed 12.8%% to EU's monetary final demand in that year; however, material intensity was significantly lower (half a kg of material input per €).
In order to evaporate a kg of water contained in the wood, 0.68 kWh (2.45 MJ) energy is needed at 20 °C.
In addition, N2O can last approximately 100 150 years (Grant and Beer 2008; Munoz et al. 2010; Saggar 2010) in the atmosphere, so that a kg of N2O emitted is potentially more damaging than the same unit of CO2.
Based on insurance data and other literature, a TLU is valued at US$1500, and since a TLU is equivalent to 250 kg, therefore a kg of TLU for sheep and goats is valued at an average of US$0.66: {L}^{mathrm{d}} = {G}^{mathrm{y}dots mathrm{a}} times {H}^{mathrm{y}dots mathrm{a}} times {C}^{mathrm{y}dots mathrm{a}} (3).
A common recommendation of minimum daily fibre intake is in the range of, 30 35 g per day, which roughly corresponds to about half a kg of fruits and vegetables, or, as often expressed, 5 to 8 fresh fruits and vegetables per day.
We can estimate that, on the average, 7,500 kcal is required to gain a kg of weight (or 3,500 kcal to gain 0.5 kg of weight).
With gold selling for more than $37,000£30,00000) a kg, the value of the haul could be more than £700,000.
But its Easter offer – £4 a kg – is a leg of lamb from New Zealand, while its British lamb leg is only available from the meat counter and at £10 a kg is not part of the offer.
As a sample, 300 kg of polypropylene granules 2 3 mm in size was used in this study.
Ten subjects lifted a box (1.6 kg), of which the mass was increased by 10 kg without them knowing so.
As a result, 107.2 kg of ethanol solution (10.0 weight %) was recovered, which yielded 10.7 kg of ethanol (86.3% of theoretical ethanol in the round bale).
