unitization

/ˌjunɪtɪˈzeɪʃən/
noun
  1. The process of combining or organizing things into a single unit or system.
    • The unitization of the company's departments improved communication.
    • The factory's unitization of production steps reduced waste.
    • Unitization of the data made it easier to analyze.
  2. In business or law, the combining of separate properties or assets into one operating unit, especially for oil and gas extraction.
    • The oil companies agreed to unitization of the field to share resources.
    • The legal team finalized the unitization contract for the gas reserve.
    • Unitization allowed the landowners to receive fair royalties.
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