The phrase "to form a total" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the aggregation of multiple items, components, or factors into a larger, cumulative figure or whole. For example, "Each of the five test scores will be added together to form a total."
These combine to form a total known as deadweight.
The chilly weather moved everyone into fall dressing, and the style of the decade was at its peak, the mixing of separate pieces to form a total look that has everything to do with how it is worn.
Here, each path combination for Well 1 is combined with each path combination for Well 2 to form a total of nine unique configurations.
Concatenate the three feature vectors to form a total of 3 × (T + 1) × (T + 1) dimensional feature vector, which is treated as intra-block features.
Before constructing Models 4A, 4B, and 4C, we conducted item-level factor analysis to examine whether each skill was unidimensional, to judge the adequacy of aggregating the item-level score to form a total section score for each skill.
As a highlight, a common practice for using WAT tests as research tools is that the scores for paradigmatic and syntagmatic association are simply aggregated to form a total score to index learners' vocabulary depth.
Hence, animals' EBVs for different traits (e.g. growth, reproductive success and some measures of adaptability like IBK resistance) are combined to form an aggregate or total breeding value (TBV).
6 and 8, where all combinations of the reference values described above (1 2 for PubChem, 1 5 for ChemSpider, i.e. 3 and 31 combinations in total, respectively), were used to form a cumulative total reference term, shown in Eq. 5 for PubChem and Eq. 7 for ChemSpider.
An equal amount of each appropriate RNA sample was pooled together to form a composite total RNA sample.
These activities will be added up to form active and passive engagement scores, which will then be combined to form a third total engagement score.
It is hard to prove that these factors are related, but they do seem to form a pattern.Eurabian nightsThe total Muslim share of Europe's population is predicted to grow from 6% now to 8% in 2030: hardly the stuff of nightmares.
