The term "cumulative quantity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a total amount of something that has been acquired or accumulated over a certain period of time. For example, "The cumulative quantity of oil spilled into the ocean so far has been very significant."
The single cause chart is also discussed as a special case of the proposed mixture cumulative quantity chart.
The proposed chart namely IRMQC chart is based on mixture cumulative quantity using the quantity of product inspected until specified numbers of defects are observed.
Cost forecasting for pricing new products should be based on the cost compression curve, which relates real manufacturing cost per unit of value added to the cumulative quantity produced.
The goal was to explore original materials, translations, and scholarship from multiple disciplinary angles, as well as to try new research tools in the hopes of producing original research, unprecedented both in cumulative quantity and style of approach.
The Independent reported in February that scientists estimate that about eight million tonnes of plastic debris such as food packaging and plastic bottles are being washed into the oceans each year, and the cumulative quantity of waste will result in a tenfold increase by 2020.
The cumulative quantity of oil is 443 tons.
This report surveys monthly and cumulative quantities of catfish delivered in the United States, including fingerlings, broodfish, and foodsize catfish.
The cumulative quantities of CO2 C that evolved from the pepper residue mineralization were fitted to a first-order kinetic model.
Mean ranges of total N lost as N2O from manure fertilized plots (0.21 0.74 kg N/ha, Tables 3, 4) may appear small, but at global level, cumulative quantities of N lost as N2O are significant because N2O has a global warming potential of 270 320 times compared to CO2 (Ma et al. 2007; Snyder et al. 2009; Smith 2012).
Figure 3E shows the corresponding cumulative quantities.
Analogous to cumulative distribution functions, basic statistical inference addresses cumulative quantities.
