'of each edition' is correct and usable in written English
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as: "We examined the sales figures of each edition of the book."
Only one copy of each edition was ever printed.
Moreover, he provided special supplements incorporating these revisions for purchasers of each edition.
"We hope to sell 10,000 copies of each edition in the future, and then we will come to London".
When a title has been selling in more than one format - hardcover, paperback, board book - the figures of each edition are combined.
(On the cover of each edition, the dollar signs in "Teen Bo$$!" occupy the same prime real estate, in the upper-left corner, that the word "sex" does on most Cosmo covers).
The show's title, "Selected for Myself: American Etchings of the 1880's" refers to Henry E. F. Voigt, a professional printer who oversaw production of all the prints in the collection and kept examples of each edition for himself.
For the calculation of drug use per tournament, the players were counted as one for each edition of the FIFA World Cup, whereas, in the calculation per match, the players were counted as one for each match played [ 9].
Thus, we reduce the weight assigned to each edition of a tracking poll to avoid counting the same interviews multiple times.
The artists selected for each edition of Digital Madrid represent diverse backgrounds and styles.
The planning for each edition of AVW comes from the countries with inputs from immunization partners, under the coordination of the WHO/AFRO.
In other words, Apple gets a 30percentt cut for each edition sold of any given magazine, newspaper, or book.
