"order unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a specific set of instructions or criteria that must be followed for something to be considered in order. For example, "All students must adhere to the order unit provided by their teacher in order to complete the project."
His mother, who is retired, was a pharmacist in Horsham, Pa., with the mail order unit of AARP Pharmacy Services.
They later discovered police had placed a marker against their car registration on the database, triggering an alert – "of interest to public order unit, Sussex police" – each time they drove beneath an automatic number plate reading camera.
Officers from the Metropolitan police public order unit have released images of the men they want to speak to in connection with the incidents on 29 July at Byron restaurants in St Giles High Street and Holborn in central London.
It was not unusual for undercover operatives working for the SDS or its sister squad, the national public order unit, to have sexual relationships with women they were spying on.
Merck-Medco, the independent pharmacy benefits manager and prescription mail order unit of Merck & Company, said it processed 18,000 requests for Cipro last Friday, roughly double daily demand in the months before September.
Smellie, from the Met's territorial support group (TSG), a specialist public order unit, argued during his trial that he believed Fisher posed a threat to himself and fellow officers.
In addition to the usual number of neighbourhood officers, the PSNI has deployed 25 specialist public order units, which is about 150 officers every night.
They belonged to a special law-and-order unit that is not much beloved because it includes riot police who break up demonstrations.
Mahmoud Aloul, the governor of Nablus, told reporters that all of those killed in the F-16 attack on the law-and-order unit of the police were officers.
Medco Health, the big pharmacy benefit management unit of the drug manufacturer Merck, said retail pharmacists and its own mail-order unit were substituting generics more than 92percentt of the time for brand-name drugs that had lost patent protection.
For all r>0, the first and second-order unit inclusion densities are positive, allowing for unbiased estimators of variance.
