The phrase "flocks of animals" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a large group of animals, particularly birds or sheep. Example: The fields were filled with flocks of animals, grazing peacefully in the afternoon sun.
Civil engineers observe how flocks of animals avoid collisions to help devise safe, self-regulated systems for drones and driverless cars.
Borehole wells can feed flocks of animals and families living in arid land, but when the pump machine breaks down, there is usually no easy way to get it repaired.
Antibiotic residues in meat products are already regulated, and farmers who use antibiotics in their herds or flocks of animals need to conform to strict dosing schedules, including withdrawals of antibiotics at certain time points before the animals go off to slaughter.
Additional information included pedigree records from the five birth flocks of animals, born 1990 to 2011, and the following animal information: sex (male, female), birth rearing rank (Brr), age of dam (aod), birth day deviation (bdev) from the contemporary group (flock.birth year.sex, weaning weight (WWT) grazing mob) where "." indicates an interaction.
But when you make less than a dollar a day and your flock of animals — your family's pride and wealth — has been reduced to a stack of bleached bones and your farm to dust, you may not have 42 cents.
The first flock of animals was composed of 950 sheep; 50 goats and 4 dogs accompanied them.
Administering medication via FCMF is not an efficient way to achieve accurate serum and plasma concentrations of drugs across a herd or flock of animals.
In scrapie-affected flocks, survival of animals without clinical scrapie has been found to be significantly less for animals with the susceptible PrP genotypes than for animals with the resistant ones [25].
The movie considered what would happen if flocks of birds, animals that linger in the background of many of our daily lives, suddenly rose up and attacked a small coastal town in California.
Infected flocks of breeding animals are destroyed, and infected birds are processed for slaughter.
These control measures may also be implemented in flocks that have had contact with scrapie-positive flocks by movement of animals.
