The phrase "sum of the numbers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the total of the numbers in a set. For example, "The sum of the numbers in this sequence is 11."
Xavier's goal is to shoot only the spaceship with numbers that are the sum of the number inside his pod.
The Post used the cumulative sum of the number of teams who have advanced through the tournament to calculate how well a team had done in the tournament.
It is usual to characterize different isotopes by giving the sum of the number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus a quantity called the atomic mass number.
The objective is to minimize the weighted sum of the number of transfers and the total travel time of passengers by restructuring bus routes and determining new frequencies.
For each fraternity, the total number of bids is equal to the sum of the number of pledges, the number of bids lost, and the number of open bids.
This implementation involves calculation (in parallel) of a cumulative sum of the number of copies.
Thus, the OCR is a weighted sum of the number of positive decisions in each cluster.
The total need score is defined as the sum of the number of met needs and unmet needs.
The quality of each question is measured as the sum of the number of favorites and its voting balance.
Additional distance (AD) means the sum of the number of additional nodes or edges in a matrix.
The number of HO attempts is the sum of the number of successful and the number of failed HOs.
