The phrase "battery unit" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to a single unit or device that contains a battery. Example: "The remote control requires two AAA batteries in the battery unit to function properly."
Much of the advertising is focused on the battery unit, whose profit was cut disproportionately.
The battery unit has a tiny button that's supposed to cycle among four levels of vibration effect.
A properly functioning SA-7 requires three components – a missile tube, a battery unit and a grip stock.
This year Energy Conversion sold its battery unit, the Ovonic Battery Company, to BASF and filed for bankruptcy protection.
In its warning, Gillette said its third-quarter earnings would be flat because of the weak euro and problems at its Duracell battery unit.
The company traced the problem to improperly positioned hose clamps, which could leak coolant onto the battery unit and cause an electrical short.
Turn off the laptop immediately and unplug electrical cords, battery units or other connected devices.
Toyota will at first procure about 10,000 battery units per year from Sanyo, the world's biggest rechargeable battery maker, the person said.
At Glastonbury, for example, the cow sheds have been covered in solar panels which then charge mobile battery units used across the vast site.
In both the western and eastern sectors, chickens, eggs, pigs, and veal calves are concentrated into large battery units, divorced from immediate contact with the soil.
The antiaircraft missiles, as shown, included missile tubes and battery units, but not the trigger assemblies, known as grip stocks, necessary to fire the weapons.
