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Discover LudwigThe phrase "in total equaling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express the final sum or total of something, often in a mathematical or quantitative context. Example: "The expenses for the project were high, in total equaling $10,000."
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It will be a sixth Super Bowl appearance in 14 years for AFC champions New England, who won successive titles in 2004 and 2005, and an eighth appearance in total, equalling the Dallas Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steelers for the most in league history.
After Mr. Mahfouz sued for libel in Britain — a charge that Ms. Ehrenfeld refused to defend — a British judge ordered her to pay £10,000 each to Mr. Mahfouz and his two sons, and more than £100,000 in legal costs, a total equaling about $230,000 at the time.
The king joined each group of three and is added to the total, equaling 7 numbers in final.
Seattle's win total equaled the most in league history, joining the Los Angeles Sparks of 2000 and 2001, both of which were led by Leslie.
The drop in total overvoltage equals the decrease in concentration polarization which is determined by gas supersaturation.
Firstly, the area of forest plantations in each age-class (from the literature search) has been reduced so that, in total, they equal the netted-down total area reported by Pandey (1997).
The amount of actinomycetes (the taxonomic group to which the streptomycetes belong) in soil is estimated to be 10 10 microorganisms per gram (5 ), and in total biomass equal to that of all other bacteria together and slightly less than that of fungi.
In the United Kingdom Census 2001, despite no explicit "Cornish" option being available, approximately 34,000 people in Cornwall and 3,500 people elsewhere in the UK a combined total equal to nearly 7 per cent of the population of Cornwall identified themselves as ethnic Cornish by writing this in under the "other" ethnicity option.
Respondents said China was their fourth most favored source country for recruitment — and five Chinese universities made it into the top 150 list, along with another three in Hong Kong, a combined total equal to Germany's.
The loss of energy due to hysteresis and ensuing damping in time is accounted for by reducing the amplitude of vibration after each cycle by an amount such that the loss in total system energy equals the work done to traverse the hysteresis loop.
In total, these projects equal 7,200 megawatts, enough to power 2.3 million homes.
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