The phrase "figure number" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it when writing a report that includes a reference to a figure in a chart or table: "As seen in figure number 3, the data shows a clear correlation..."
The author's name, paper title and figure number(s) - should appear on the back.
Include in the request the title of the paper, the authors, place where it was published, the figure number, and the venue in which you plan to reprint.
This decision greatly impacts how the paper will be written (for what audience), what experiments are necessary to include, and the overall format (length, figure number, reference format) of the manuscript.
The Figure number that the gels correspond to is indicated, the molecular size standards are annotated and the area shown in the relevant Figure is indicated by a colour coded outline.
Name your figure files with "Fig" and the figure number, e.g., Fig1.eps.
Figure captions should include the figure number, a description, and (if applicable) a permission or source statement.
I quoted a six-figure number.
This round, seven-figure number is no coincidence.
Re-counting the toilet roll with the "average sheets per roll", he used a two-figure number of sheets per layer and tallied a two-figure number of such layers, with no extras.
The latest statistical vogue is on-base plus slugging percentage (o.p.s)., one quick-to-figure number that incorporates both walks and extra-base hits.
He visited the waterfront property in the Wellfleet-Truro area once, he said, and did the closing by e-mail last week, paying "a low-seven-figure number".
