"total word count" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the number of words in a text. For example, "I had to keep my essay under 500 words, so I kept track of my total word count as I wrote."
He counted 82 court stories in those titles with a 27,225 total word count.
The total word count of all these reviews stands at more than 10 billion.
Posts about a single issue were assigned to a single category, and those words were added to that candidate's total word count on that issue.
Usually, the only satisfaction I have on such days is that my total word count has gone up, if only by a few words.
As a general rule of thumb, introductions should be about 10 per cent of the total word count (so a 300 word introduction for a 3,000 word essay).
In particular, the Fed data contains a higher volume of text (i.e., total word count).
For the first set of comparisons (paragraph with an in-text citation) the following summary characteristics were calculated: total word counts, total word matches and percentage of similarity to the original paragraph.
Use a recent version of Microsoft Word or WordPerfect in preparing your manuscript, and also list the name and version of word-processing software used (e.g., WordPerfect 12 for Windows) and total word and character count (include notes, spaces, and references).
There were 300,000 stories uploaded in January (the site has 3.2 million total), and given the average word count per story, that adds up to more than 4 billion words — the equivalent of 8,856 Lord of the Rings trilogies.
The word count for the entire exam may not exceed 4,000 words for each field (i.e., 12,000 words in total) regardless of the total number of questions to be answered.
Additionally, story word count correlated strongly with story-writing total scores, r(180) =.65.
