"total utilization" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the entire use or application of something, such as resources, tools or capabilities. For example, "By increasing total utilization of our available resources, we can save time and money."
Finally, this nitrate sensor could extend the total utilization lifetime from 8to1717 weeks.
First, we examine the overall effect of copayments on total utilization of the GP service.
In 1948, Ebony magazine praised him for "total utilization of every square foot of floor space to make more convenient, comfortable and cheaper homes".
Under the designed case, the total utilization factor, including optical utilization factor and spectral utilization factor, of the B+R LED lamp can save 86.1% of power consumption in comparison with compact fluorescent bulbs.
The present analysis showed that K- and Na-AMTEC/TE converters could be sized to produce up to 64 and 81 kWe each at hot side temperatures of 1030 and 1150 K, respectively, while achieving >90% total utilization of the nuclear reactor's fission energy for the plant.
By some estimates, current hyperscale data centers only achieve about 45% resource utilization (total utilization in a 24 hour period).
As a result, the total utilization rate is not very high.
It is unclear whether there is a relationship between migraine medication use and total medical utilization and costs, especially in employed patients.
After controlling for covariates, antimigraine prescription drug use was associated with lower total medical utilization and health care costs.
These findings, derived from employer-sponsored claims data, suggested antimigraine medication use may be associated with reduced total medical utilization and health care costs.
"Total carcass utilization" became a slogan of the leading companies.
