The phrase "barcode label" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a sticker or tag that contains a printed barcode which can be scanned to retrieve information about a product or item. Example: Please make sure to scan the barcode label on each item before placing it on the shelves. The barcode label on the package was smudged, making it difficult for the cashier to scan it at the checkout counter.
Each specimen was given a unique barcode label from the New Zealand Arthropod Collection (Landcare Research, Auckland).
Next, each block and its specific barcode label are transferred into an individual plastic bag, which is then sealed (Fig. 3).
Personal digital assistants were used to register the barcode on the participant's wristband as well as the barcode label used on the inoculated plate.
A barcode label uniquely defines each freezer, shelf, rack, or box, in addition to each sample that is harvested for research and stored.
Locate the barcode label stuck to your box.
For bedridden patients in hospitals, it is possible to use RFID sensors [41] or barcode labels.
The latter is made possible via barcode labels that have been placed around the home, such as on a painting or a set-top box.
That said, the Cashier app itself has a simple interface, and ties into the inventory management system and associated barcode labeling its business customers use.
Unlike barcode technology that detects the optical signals reflected from barcode labels, RFID uses radio waves to transmit the information from an RFID tag affixed to the physical object.
RFID technology is surpassing barcode technology where light waves are easily blocked and barcode labels are easy to fall off or become unreadable due to dust, dirt, or other contaminants.
But according to the criminal complaint, investigators found photos on Martin's Facebook and Instagram accounts that show him posing with cough syrup bottles still bearing the barcode labels of the stores from which they were stolen.
