unitization AmE
unitisation BrE , also: chunking

The so-called unitization of plans gives companies extra power to win bigger savings from money managers.

The unitization divided the large cell blocks into smaller units that were easier to manage.

In 1982 the prison was remodeled, and unitization was introduced at ISP.

Attack upon Tawhid [Literally, unitization of God or conviction of His unity, transcendence and absolute uniqueness.

(Note: this designation was also used much later on to designate cars formally from B units that were detached from their former unitization and independently used in work service.)

That is precisely what Islam did with the Muslims when it converted them to the unitization of God, to faith in Him, in His Prophet, and in the Day of Judgment.

It was a civilization in which tawhid, or the unitization of God, was the cornerstone; and an order in which the word of God and His commandments are always uppermost, while those of unfaith are nethermost.

The 2002 treaty provided for the future "unitization" - treating a gas or oil field which straddles one or several borders as one unit - of the Greater Sunrise gas field, of which only 20% was located within the JPDA while the rest was deemed to be in Australian territory.

Equity was fixed by a unitisation agreement between three partner groups.

(For an explanation of unitisation, see 7.2.3).

The Code may also be of relevance to unitisation proposals which are in competition with an offer to which the Code applies.

This agreement is officially known as the Agreement between the Government of Australia and the Government of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste relating to the Unitisation of the Sunrise and Troubadour Fields.

Unitisation of the field would enable it to be treated as one as far as exploitation, regulation, revenue taxation, management and others purposes are concerned, giving certainty to investors by providing a financial framework and international legal basis for development of the field.