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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a round total of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a total amount that is rounded to the nearest whole number or a specific increment.
Example: "The final bill came to a round total of $100."
Alternatives: "an approximate total of" or "a rounded figure of".
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From 1 July 2006, in five separate payments, a round total of £10m was paid in "management and administration fees" to companies affiliated to the Glazers.
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She carded a 78 for a three‐ round total of 231.
A first round total of 80 means Woosnam faces an uphill struggle to make the cut for only the second time in 12 attempts at Augusta.
The resultant birdie gave Mansell a first round total of 77, just five-over-par, only two shots worse off than Ian Woosnam.
A 69 gave her a three-round total of 203, 13 under, and a five-stroke lead over the field.
Els finished with a three-under 69, a four-round total of 17-under 271 and a five-shot victory margin over Peter Fowler, Peter O'Malley and David Howell.
But Faldo faded, finishing with a 73 for a four-round total of five over par.
She shot a 70 for a two-round total of 143, one over par and one stroke off the cut.
Irwin, seeking to become the first senior golfer to win $3 million in a season, had a two-round total of seven-under 137 -- one shot better than the defending champion, Bob Gilder, and Gil Morgan, and two ahead of Larry Nelson.
Bland, 54, from Johannesburg, shot a par 71 for a three-round total of seven-under 206.
O'Connor shot a two-round total of 156, rallying from a two-stroke deficit with a 76 in the final round to win by three strokes.
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