The phrase "a packings" is not correct in written English.
It should be "packings" without the article "a," as "packings" is typically used in plural form to refer to multiple items or materials.
Example: "The shipment included various packings to ensure the products were secure during transport."
Alternatives: "a collection of packings" or "a set of packings."
Reuters had obtained a "packing list" dated July 2011 that identified products bound for Iran and manufactured by Cisco, Dell, Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft, Oracle and Symantec.
He said he had also seen a "packing list" - a document detailing items in a delivery, including hardware made by top US companies such as Oracle, Cisco and Dell, worth in the region of $120m£80m0m).
— A.H. My husband and I have made a "packing pact". We take one suitcase each that we can manage ourselves.
NanoLC-MS/MS analysis was performed on an integrated nanoLC-MS/MS system (QSTAR XL) comprising a LC Packings NanoLC system with an autosampler and a QSTAR XL Q-Tof mass spectrometer (Applied Biosystems, Foster City, CA) fitted with nanoLC sprayer.
Chromatography was performed on a LC Packings HPLC with a C18 PepMap column (Dionex, Sunnyvale, CA) using a linear acetonitrile gradient and 200 nL/min flow rate.
The project may also include a bottling plant, a cheese plant, a meat-packing centre, an ethanol manufacturer and houses for up to 1,000 employees and their families.
By the nineteen-sixties, there were roughly five thousand people living in the Chamizal, and the area was filled with industrial facilities: a meat-packing plant, a Levi's factory, a soda plant, a lumber yard, and a railroad station.
Clean of drugs since his arrest, he said, he married a co-worker in a meat-packing plant, has a newborn and is building a house.
Phosphopeptides were identified by LC-MS and MS/MS on an Applied Biosystems 4000 QTrap coupled to a Dionex/LC Packings Famos/Switchos/Ultimate HPLC.
We join the story as Serge retires from his job in a meat-packing plant: a sad day, because he appears to have taken a fierce pride in his own pork-product professionalism.
