The phrase "a total share of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the proportion or percentage of something that belongs to a particular entity or individual.
Example: "The company reported a total share of 25% in the market, indicating its strong position among competitors."
Alternatives: "an overall portion of" or "a complete stake in".
GMG Radio was launched in 1999 and has a total share of the radio listening market of 4.5%.
Emmerdale pulled in 8.5 million viewers at the same time on ITV1 with another 253,000 on ITV1 HD, a total share of 34.1%.
The impact on university finances is further affected by the fact that each institution has a different reliance on CGS as a total share of revenue.
By 1970, however, there were only about 450 trains still in operation, with a total share of the passenger traffic amounting to a mere 7 percent.
Birdsong lost out to the second half of ITV1's long-running Wild at Heart, which had 6.5 million viewers on ITV1 and ITV1+1 between 9pm and 10pm, a total share of the audience of 23.2%.
Come Rain Come Shine, ITV1, 8.30pm – David Jason, back on ITV for the first time since the final Touch of Frost in April, co-starred with Alison Steadman in the family drama watched by 5.548 million viewers on ITV1 and another 178,000 on ITV1 HD, a total share of 21.9%.
So we're looking at a total share time of 10 to 15 seconds.
A model has been developed that uses conjoint data from consumers and designers and optimizes a product design based on the total share-of-choices.
Lonergan already had a single share of 100 total shares of the company from the initial $10,000 in capital in 1909.
If leave has a total vote share of about 40-45% at this stage, Stronger In will be celebrating.
G.M. sold 98,800 Opels and Vauxhalls in Russia last year, compared to 235,466 Chevrolets, for a total market share of 11.2percentt.
