The phrase "a lot number" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to inventory, manufacturing, or product identification, referring to a specific batch or group of items produced together.
Example: "Please ensure that the items are labeled with the correct lot number for tracking purposes."
Alternatives: "batch number" or "production number".
On Oct. 5, investigators visited three pharmacies in Wisconsin and found OneTouch packages with a lot number not created by the company's plants.
Not so long ago, auction sales were a rarefied world, a silent conversation among experts, punctuated by a gavel, and the corresponding catalogs limited themselves to the facts: a photograph, a lot number, a clinical description.
Her can had a lot number that showed it had been among the original batches that were recalled in August 2005 — but it remained on the shelf at Home Depot, as the retailer and Roanoke, which shared responsibility to remove these cans, had not completed the job.
Existence of a lot number of heterojunction in the NW geometry were due to the relaxed constraint of lattice matching, and material integrations such as InAs/InSb, InAs/GaInAs/GaSb, InAs/GaSb, InAs/InP/InSb, and NWs that have already been developed.
That is a lot number of people for Stone to protect so he begins by focusing on Jenn, who seems to be the main target.
Seeds were identified by a lot number and guaranteed by the producer for the quality and the homogeneity of the product.
"Preshrunk fabric," it read, then listed a (mythical?) lot number and a logo.
DA (2,3-butanedione), CAS 431-03-8, was purchased from Fluka Chemical Company (Milwaukee, WI) as a single lot number 1131562.
Each positive RDT result is from a different lot number for the BinaxNOW® assay.
The three kits were obtained from the Beijing Northern Bio-technology Research Institute, with a same lot number of 20120620.
