"total difference" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to emphasize the magnitude of a difference between two items or amounts. For example, "The total difference between the two estimates was $1,000."
It also overestimates expenses by $400 million, they said, for a total difference of $1.8 billion.
The total difference to the cost of the fund, experts estimate, would exceed $1 billion.
"You could just tell there was a total difference in him, both physically and mentally," Kori Karsay said.
Shares sold for 330p are now selling at 550p – a total difference in market valuation of a stonking £2.2bn.
Add that to the mysterious growth of the gap in the 1990's, and the total difference today rises to just a hair under eight million.
Those who are not obese would be $150 richer on balance, while obese Americans would be out $100 -- a total difference of $250.
I like the total difference.' To get a sense of that variety he suggests I come to see him at City Rhodes during a lunchtime service.
The Senate Republicans argue that the governor underestimated the state's revenue by $1 billion and overestimated expenses by $400 million, for a total difference of $1.4 billion.
39 The average Premiership club earns £50m more revenue than the average First Division club - more than £1bn in total difference between the two divisions.
Furthermore, the total difference between the final and reference state also includes stray fields originating from the skyrmion core, as diagrammatically shown in Fig. 4a.
If "submission and surrender" have a place, it is only in the final insight that, if there is an ultimate goodness, it will by definition make a total difference to the way we view life.
