"total margin" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the difference between a total amount and a subtotal amount, for instance. For example, "After all costs were taken into account, the company's total margin was $50."
In the three intense duels, Affirmed's total margin of victory was less than a length.
Martin Memorial reported a total margin of 3.6percentt over its bottom line last year and 6percentt in 2006.
It boggled Phelps's mind to think he had won back-to-back Olympic golds in the 100 butterfly by a total margin of five-hundredths of a second.
"As a result, we have cut Secretary Clinton's delegate lead by 101 since 15 April, which amounts to one third of her then total margin.
Results of both surveys were weighted to be representative of each state's adult population, and both have a total margin of error of +/- 2.3%.
The Post has looked at the total margin between the two, including caucus results, which we've now updated for Tuesday's contests.
D = Debt Service Billed (RUS + other) which equals all interest and principal billed or billable during the calendar year for long-term debt of the electric system plus 1/3 of the amount, if any, by which the rentals of Restricted Property of the electric system exceed 2percentt of Total Margins and Equities.
In contrast, hospitals with larger bed size or higher total margins did not have higher CIT, automation, or usability scores in the adjusted models.
When providing the same throughput the energy utilization efficiency of the data rate loading algorithm can be measured in terms of the total energy margin defined as Margin = 10 log 10 E T ∑ k = 1 K E k db.
A recent retrospective study of 117 cases of LM and LMM treated with a staged, margin-controlled excision technique found that a mean total surgical margin required for excision of LMM was 10.3 mm [ 33].
Total marketing margin range between 30 to 38%, while wholesale and retail margins are estimated at 21%, and 15 to 38% respectively.
