The word "grams" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a unit of measurement, usually referring to the metric system. For example, "This recipe calls for 500 grams of flour."
The report, released annually, showed the average emissions level of a new car sold in 2013 was 127 grams of carbon dioxide per kilometre, beating the 2015 EU target of 130g CO2/km.
But the spectacular success story is city farming, which produces 60% of Cuban vegetables and provides more than the UN's recommended health quota of the 300 grams per day per person.
Yet there it is, the sad carpet of an unrenovated Centrelink, the banks of check-in counters that inspire a special feeling of dread (what if I am not checked in 45 minutes beforehand? What if my luggage is 50 grams overweight?
Ten gin 50 grams fresh rhubarb The Tanqueray and rhubarb are cooked sous vide for one hour at 68C.
Ten and 50 grams of granny smith apple are cooked sous vide for 20 minutes at 52C.
Concrete coated with capsule-free polymer took in 3.9 grams.
The findings imply that the split between anthropoids and tarsiiformes, previously reckoned to have happened 55m years ago, must have occurred earlier.The animal is estimated to have weighed 20-30 grand and measured 71mm (or about 200mm including the tail).
One of your five-a-day can be either half a cup of berries or up to 90 grams of offal.
Amanda Gálvez, a food scientist at the National Autonomous University, reckons that the average Mexican gets 40% of his protein intake from corn, of which he eats between 250 and 400 grams (8-14 ounces) a day.
On that reckoning, even petrol-electric hybrids like the Toyota Prius, which produces 167 grams per mile, are cleaner than the fuel-celled Clarity.
An RPG warhead may eject a copper spike weighing several hundred grams.
