The phrase "and total strength of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the overall power or capacity of something, often in contexts like physical fitness, military strength, or resource management.
Example: "The report analyzed the total strength of the team, highlighting both individual contributions and collective performance."
Alternatives: "and overall strength of" or "and complete strength of".
That is, demonstrate an increase in the Y component of the geomagnetic field and decreases in the X component and the total strength of the geomagnetic field.
The radial neutron camera (RNC) will provide the spatial distribution and the total strength of the ITER neutron source (emissivity profile and fusion power) by means of collimated neutron measurements.
Ljubija was defended by 1st Battalion of the 383rd Regiment of the 373rd Division, 4th and 6th Battalion of the 8th Ustaša Brigade, and Ustaša Militia, with total strength of around 2,000 men.
On the far right of the French position was a body of light cavalry, consisting of three companies under Des Thermes, Bernadino, and Mauré, with a total strength of around 450 500 men.
The 1st Company, 261st Battalion and the 1st Company, 514th Battalion, had a total strength of 320 regular soldiers and were positioned in Ap Bac and Ap Tan Thoi respectively, which were separated by a distance of about 1.5 km.
Upon its completion on 10 March 1945, 801, 828, 880, and 1771 Squadrons reembarked with a total strength of 48 Seafires, 21 Grumman TBF Avenger torpedo bombers and a dozen Fireflies, the largest air group aboard a British carrier thus far.
In order to conveniently assess the end effects on the required total strength of reinforcement and the volume of failing mass considering the feasible length of potential failure, a series of design charts are presented.
Beginning in May 1943, the Dragons were augmented by Douglas C-47 Dakotas, giving the squadron a total strength of three Dakotas and two Dragons by the following month.
Serving within the brigade were the 64th Infantry Regiment and the 56th Infantry Regiment, bringing the total strength of the brigade to around 8,000 men.
During November 1950, No. 30 Communications Unit received another four Dakotas from No. 38 Squadron (of No. 90 (Composite) Wing in Malaya), giving it a total strength of eight Dakotas and two Austers.
