"a total term of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an amount of time that has been allotted for or is expected to pass before an event occurs. For example, "The contract stipulates a total term of five years."
In the future, employees are eligible for a total term of 12 years (15 years in medicine), which should be used to qualify for a full professorship or another, nonacademic profession.
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Republicans remained in control of the House in the 42nd and 43rd Congresses, and Blaine was reelected as Speaker at the start of both of them, for a total term of six years in the Speaker's chair.
In total, 7,293 contigs were associated to one or more of 5,805 unique GO terms, for a total of 61,170 term occurrences (5.9 ± 1.8 terms per contig).
Functional annotation using the Blast2Go suite showed 10,920 of the contigs (20.95%) associated to GO terms, for a total of 76,158 term occurrences.
We found that 712 GO terms (out of a total of 19,107 terms) exhibit a significant difference in levels of gene expression heterogeneity in at least one pairwise comparison (p < 0.01).
Of these, 23 044 were assigned to one or more 3423 GO terms, for a total of 104 196 term occurrences.
Among contigs with nr BLASTX hits, 3,556 (64%) were associated to one or more 3,276 unique GO terms, for a total of 122,193 term occurrences.
The term placental inflammation rate was 32.6% (56 out of a total of 172 term infants).
It sold a total of €4.61bn of long-term bonds, more than its maximum target of €4.5bn.
We only considered the 9 first order terms and several second-order interaction terms, for a total of 35 terms.
