'compressed package' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a bundle or container that has been compacted or reduced in size through compression. Example: The delivery man brought a compressed package to our office. It contained multiple large posters that had been compressed to fit into a smaller box for easier transportation.
Android has a convenient app for managing the files on your device: "ES File Explorer". With it you can move, copy, rename, make folders, and even unzip compressed packages.
Compressed packages for multiple samples are allowed.
The analyst or project manager then creates a compressed data package including all data to be released, encrypts the data package and transfers the data to the lead site using the data transfer method identified in the first section of the PHI checklist.
This also allows the Casper mattress to be compressed and packaged in a ridiculously small box.
The mattress is heavily compressed and packaged such that it expands when opened and serves as a compelling brand touchpoint — just watch one of the thousands of unboxing videos on YouTube — it's worth it!
For example, game developers in China have to shrink and compress game packages, often down to as little as 1MB, which means sacrificing certain features and HD graphics.
For those who frequently look at art online, VIP is not unlike the experience of surfing the Web sites of galleries, museums and art magazines, except here it's consolidated into one time-compressed package, with prices prominently displayed under the works.
The trick to competing, he realized, was to create a very high quality all-foam bed that could be compressed into a small package and shipped inexpensively.
For BioCyc and MouseCyc, the BioPAX files--and for WikiPathways, the GPML files--are compressed into a single package which can easily be downloaded manually.
