The phrase "number label" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a label that has a number on it such as a street address, product code, or invoice number. For example: "Make sure you check the number label on the package before accepting it."
Say "Show numbers" to see a number label superimposed on every clickable element of the page.
The G.E. representative was pleasant and she asked me to remove the serial number label and to send it to her. "We will send you a refund," she then said.
The highway was first shown without a number label on maps in 1930 and labelled after an extension the next year.
In surveys in 16 states where exit or entrance polls have been conducted, a far greater percentage of voters self-describe themselves as conservative, and an even bigger number label themselves as born again or evangelical Christians.
Patient names would subsequently appear if the participant touched the room number label, and disappear when untouched.
Note that the last triangle from the front and the first triangle from the back will have no number label.
Over all, nearly 80percentt of the 1,040 elementary and middle schools judged got A's or B's, while the number labeled failures dropped to 18 from 43.
By contrast, language comprehension and nonverbal reasoning were negatively correlated with students' use of whole number labels.
Attribute labels, as opposed to being discrete numbers as in vessel type labels or IMO number labels, are continuous and might be unique for each vessel.
Figure 11 A: HPLC readout (253 nm) of LD eluted at 3 ml/minute with the corresponding fraction number labelled on the y axis.
The input number labels are arbitrary, so if any one of the 20 outputs is not needed, it could be labeled 7 and could be eliminated.
