"value pack" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It can be used when referring to a bundled product, offering multiple items at a discounted price. For example, "Check out this value pack of 6 cans of soda - it's a great deal!".
And the player sees that they would get an appreciable discount on each value pack.
And there are some items which are cheaper at supermarkets: a plastic value pack of peppers, for example, is always cheaper than individually priced peppers at markets.
In a nutshell — in a brightly colored, economy-size value pack — "Sausage Party" traces the dialectic of enlightenment in the life of a skeptical sausage named Frank.
Buy now 5. Kalenji Running Hydration Bag, £12, Decathlon This value pack has five-litres of space, an integrated one-litre hydration system and a sternum strap for a secure fit.
It will also open Christmas shops within its stores over the next 10 days, which will offer deals such as an ornament value pack for $5.00.
3. Beware of the value pack.
Without these inappropriate value packs to boost sales, the ABC posted by Bazaar would show a greatly reduced total.
Instead, he accepts them at face value, packs them into his shotgun, and blasts away at liberalism's sitting ducks: Jane Fonda, Al Sharpton, Noam Chomsky".
This nearly three-hour set is nothing if not generous value, packing in significant swaths of Rumours, the band's most famous album.
The more sculptural bodies of the Clio and Adam suggest greater attention from the designer and the company, and more value packed inside.
The stories of these women are interlinked, until in the end they meet again in jail.In this section Forgotten value Packing it in A moon among the lesser stars Diss and tell Borderline case Hand-and-I co-ordination In Iran's first circle Spirits of invention ReprintsNot surprisingly, Mr Panahi fell foul of the Iranian censors.
