The phrase "batching it" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of living alone or managing without a partner or family, often in a casual or temporary situation.
Example: "While my family is away on vacation, I'm just batching it at home, enjoying some peace and quiet."
Alternatives: "living solo" or "flying solo".
Batching: It is assumed that the toxicological and ecotoxicologically properties of two batches of a product are identical, as long as its chemical composition does not change substantially.
These cover mainly the following situations: Batching: It is assumed that the toxicological and ecotoxicologically properties of two batches of a product are identical, as long as its chemical composition does not change substantially.
If there's something you do every day, consider batching it all into one day.
The Secret Service analyzes a counterfeit bill and compares it with batches it has logged in.
"Once you make a batch, it'll last for weeks," he said.
When the firm learned that Missouri's Department of Corrections had obtained an unsanctioned batch, it curbed shipments.
It said it tests samples of each batch it ships to customers and has found E. coli in only 0.06percentt of the samples this year.
Since June, the department, which provides 70percentt of the ground beef used in schools, has required that every batch it buys be free of salmonella.
We said: "When the firm learned that Missouri's Department of Corrections had obtained an unsanctioned batch, it curbed shipments, threatening shortages in hospitals".
And given the overriding importance of the laboratory work in tracing the anthrax to Dr. Ivins's batches, it is distressing that the F.B.I. has not released more details from its scientific investigation so that independent experts can evaluate it.
The hazelnut butter takes a while to process, so make a decent batch: it keeps for months in the fridge, and works well as a replacement for butter in vegan brownies and biscuits; it's ace on toast, too.
