"expanded numbers" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to numbers that have been written out in their full form, rather than in numeric or abbreviated form. This is often done for emphasis or clarity. Example: The instructions for the math problem asked the students to write the answer in both numeric and expanded numbers, to ensure understanding.
Using 2009 numbers, we will begin with four statistics: one batting, one pitching, one fielding and one overall team statistic (expanded numbers appear at bbref.com/nytimes/).
Experts are split on whether the trend promises positive things for American Jews, through expanded numbers, or negative things, as the definition of "who is a Jew" becomes increasingly blurred.
Detainees were next moved to Camp Delta in a remote section of the base for longer term detention in expanded numbers.
Analysis of other Zygomycete species will answer the question of whether expanded numbers of kinases are a more general property of this phylum.
In addition, both ginger and turmeric possess noticeably expanded numbers of the WRKY and NAC types of transcription factors compared to Arabidopsis and rice.
Cells found in diseased synovium are predominantly blood derived, with large numbers of activated T cells and macrophages, fewer plasma cells and dendritic cells, together with expanded numbers of resident fibroblasts and endothelial cells [ 2].
Huntingtin proteins with an expanded number of glutamines show decreased binding to HIP-1.
Restructure your organization to focus on the expanded number of growth priorities.
It also offers direct download links to an expanded number of issuers of W-2 and 1099 forms.
E-PLS tackles over-fitting by minimizing a prediction error cost function with an expanded number of error terms.
With an expanded number of troops in Afghanistan, Pakistan became ever more important as a logistical lifeline to sustain the war.
