"total sales volume" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the amount of sales of a product or service. For example: "The total sales volume for this quarter was significantly higher than expected."
For fiscal year 2003, which ended in March, total sales volume worldwide was 6percentt higher than in 2002, according to the company's annual report.
While the 2007 recession left the total sales volume in the UK clothing retail market largely unaffected, the retail price of clothing deteriorated drastically.
The total sales volume jumped 14percentt last year, and prices have risen anywhere from 10percentto50percentcent a year in the last five years.
Random House became the largest publisher of children's books in America; a third of its total sales volume was in juvenile books.
Jeff Dunne, a vice chairman of CB Richard Ellis, said more than half the total sales volume of retail property his company brokered in the Northeast over the last 16 months involved New Jersey properties.
That rate of closings, if sustained for the rest of the year, would yield a total of about 9,800 sales for 2007, which would rank it fifth in total sales volume, after 2005, 2004, 1999 and 1998.
Total sales volumes in September were up 0.5 per cent compared with the same month last year.
The Office for National Statistics said total sales volumes fell by 0.2 per cent between August and September, against a 0.3 per cent rise forecast by economists.
New figures released by Photokina 2000′s organizers show that while sales of traditional still-photography cameras are expected to outsell digital ones this year by a margin of two to one, their total sales volumes have started to shrink.
Basic analysis allowed for collation of total sales volumes by country; mapping these to the official WHO regions to allow for regional totals.
Total sale volume for year one of the project.
