total consumption

collocation in English

meanings of totaland consumption

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total
adjective
uk /ˈtəʊ.təl/ us /ˈtoʊ.t̬əl/
including ...
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consumption
noun[U]
uk /kənˈsʌmp.ʃən/ us /kənˈsʌmp.ʃən/
the amount used ...
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Examples of total consumption

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These are chosen in part because of their current and potential future environmental impact, not just on share of totalconsumption on a global scale.
The totalconsumption was then compared with import figures from the trade statistics to see whether the data was reliable.
Also, long-term growth is a linear expansion of totalconsumption possibilities without any structural changes in production.
Altogether this implies an upward trend in total income, totalconsumption and investments.
The totalconsumption was summed up as grams per day.
The producer agent informs the production agent of the totalconsumption and potentially about additional need.
The share of totalconsumption coming from domestic production rose immediately to 24 per cent.
Therefore, we assume an increase in their totalconsumption.
Costs in added life-years, or mortality costs, are equal to totalconsumption minus total production in these years (17).
The most probable explanation is totalconsumption of propagules and seedlings by herbivores.
We have performed this analysis with consumption measured as totalconsumption expenditures.
Finally, an alternative way of measuring consumption would be to use totalconsumption expenditures, including purchases of nondurables, services, and durable consumption goods.
The latter two series together always amount to less than 1% of totalconsumption expenditure.
For instance, a forecast can be made for the totalconsumption of a single product, the consumption of that product by a country or by a customer and so on.
Changes in mortality costs are equal to changes in totalconsumption minus changes in the total production due to a change in mortality from the intervention (17).
The umultive constraint, for example, requires that a set of tasks be scheduled so that, at any given time, their totalconsumption of resources is within bounds.
The share of oil and gas in the totalconsumption of primary commercial energy has increased between 1950-1 and 1990-1, whereas the share of coal has declined.
It is estimated, however, that the totalconsumption of sugar, exclusive of brewers' sugar, during 1915, was about 1,750,000 tons.
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In the eight years to 1989, total investment rose twice as fast as totalconsumption.
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Their totalconsumption in terms of quantity of newsprint used is very small indeed and cannot make any significant difference to our total newsprint budget.
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