"quantity out of" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It usually means to take a certain amount from a larger number. For example, "The company decided to take a quantity out of the budget to invest in new equipment."
Where a defendant does not have a significant criminal history or gang ties, he said, prosecutors should avoid triggering mandatory minimum sentences, which are pegged to drug quantities, by leaving those quantities out of the charges.
For a quantitative analysis of the wave-field evolution, we extract two essential features as scalar quantities out of the spectra.
Other reasons for requests recorded in phase 1 were: insufficient quantities prescribed (24/526; 5%); requests following increases in the prescribed dose leading to shortages (7/526; 1%); and prescribed quantities of medicines being out-of-sync with multiple repeat dates (30/526; 6%).
Mary Parisen, who heads the coalition, expects the problem to worsen as rail traffic and the quantity of waste freighted out of the region grows.
Guardian editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger takes him to task on what may be the biggest question of all: why do they still insist on taking vast quantities of fossil fuels out of the ground, even when they accept climate change?
The most precise way to determine quantities consumed is for the consumer to measure out the quantity of the exact substance they consume over the course of a set period of time (day, week, etc).
But a quick spot check of one commodity does give some confidence that the quantities were not completely pulled out of a hat.
As shown in the rhs of Eq. (3), the scalar quantities flow out from each layer of the system by subsidence.
Often, one stands outside the entrance while the other excavates, kicking out quantities of soil and grit that showers the partner standing outside.
To make a roux, measure out roughly even quantities of fat and flour.
