The phrase "the headcount of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to the number of people in a group or organization. For example: "The headcount of students enrolled in this class is forty."
Shell last year unveiled plans to reduce the headcount of its workforce by 6,500 worldwide.
"Government is rightly reducing the headcount of the civil service but you cannot negate that by paying huge amounts to consultants instead.
And sometimes the headcount of representation at well-meaning institutions gets more billing than, in my view, the more serious issues of life and death and freedom.
The headcount of the data and analytics function is around 10% of the size of the IT function, and its budget is approximately 15% of IT's.
From booming 2006 to busting 2009, both the headcount of millionaires and their total net worth increased by a mere 5 percent -- to 10 million and $39 trillion respectively.
They said that by not filling vacancies they had cut the headcount of the mayor's office to 412 from 627, a 34percentt cut, and that they had trimmed the budget by $7.8 million over a period of 18 months, for a 20percentt cut.
We took the proportion of patients over 65, the gender breakdown of the patients, the headcount number of GPs per 1000 patients, and the deprivation of the area using the Index of Multiple Deprivation from the Health and Social Care Information Centre portal [ 20].
Now, the FCC seems awake to both the financial condition and the subscriber headcount of traditional media outlets.
After you've determined the final headcount of your guests, the next step is to find the perfect place where you can celebrate your child's bat or bar mitzvah.
The unduplicated headcount of varsity athletics participants divided by the total undergraduate population, multiplied by 100.
Altogether 40 of the overall headcount of 60 are full-time "research economists", while others are mostly senior academics with part-time affiliations.
