The phrase "pack quantity" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to the amount of a product that is included in a particular type of packaging, such as a box or a bundle. For example, "This pack includes 10 items; the pack quantity is 10."
The Super Packs, Mega Packs and quantity discounts are useful, if you end up using all the food, but mostly it's yet another food waste trap.
Of course, if it were you at the helm, dear reader, you might want to pack large quantities of Red Bull, Gatorade, Vivarin, special clothing, insect repellant and perhaps a pistol or two, but come on, how sporting would that be?
Applications might include tiny watermarks –" micro-images for security," write the team members in their paper or packing huge quantities of data onto a DVD.
Bladholm writes with admirable precision (cloves, she says, have "a slightly numbing, sharp, warm flavor") and packs enormous quantities of information into a small format that somehow never seems cramped.
In recent years, researchers have attempted to tackle both issues by locking hydrogen into solids, packing larger quantities into smaller volumes with low reactivity a necessity in keeping this volatile gas stable.
A unique adjustment factor was established for each insulin-delivery device combination because each insulin may be packed in quantities different from the others, have a different shelf-life, and/or be dosed differently by providers.
My tea turns out just a touch weak – the lemon verbena leaves I'm using are too large to pack in sufficient quantity, but in fairness I have similar problems with a ball-infuser.
Volume data typically captured by IMS Health are aggregated and include medicine pack details and quantity.
The best idea so far has been carbon nanotubes--microscopic structures that can pack away large quantities of hydrogen at normal pressure within a relatively small space.
The paired T-test was also performe d to evaluate the difference in age and smoking quantity (pack-years).
