The phrase "in a sum" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a concise summary or conclusion of information that has been previously mentioned or discussed. Example: "After careful analysis, we can see that the company's profits have increased significantly in the past year. In a sum, this demonstrates the success of our new marketing strategy."
It is obviously an addition of two numerals of four digits each resulting in a sum of five digits.
That represents an adverse impact to equity value in a sum of the parts of 100p plus".
The move, which will bring in a sum around six times the one-off tax on bankers' bonuses, will increase Nics to 12%.
L. 103 322, § 330016(2)(G), substituted "and shall be fined under this title or in a sum equal to the amount of the money embezzled, whichever is greater, or imprisoned" for "and shall be fined in a sum equal to the amount of the money embezzled or imprisoned".
The transverse displacement is expressed in a sum of products of characteristic beam functions in one direction and unknown functions in the other.
For n= 1, where a decomposition in a sum of two squares is always possible, we investigate the possibility of writing f= g2.
Although most of these problems are NP-hard, it turns out that useful bounds (or even exact solutions) for all these problems can be found by formulating them in a sum of squares optimization framework.
The policy was issued in June, 1893, insuring the defendant in error against loss or damage by fire to a certain barn situated in Scotland county, Mo., in a sum not to exceed $800.
As such, the mapping function that we use to determine the two shading bits from RGB will likely not include R, G, or B values by themselves in a sum.
Still, 20,000 people at $10 admission a head would bring in a sum equivalent to twice the town's annual budget and provide an incentive for someone to build a new shop, or a restaurant, maybe even a hotel.
They maintain, for instance, that a governor could put in a sum for road-building and then say a specific company should be used, rendering state contracting laws moot.
