Mehrmengenausweisung

MehrmengenAusweisung is a term used in German-language discourse to denote the designation or allocation of multiple quantities within a process. The word is a compound of Mehr (more), Mengen (quantities) and Ausweisung (designation, allocation, or expulsion). There is no universally accepted definition, and the term can vary by domain.

In logistics and inventory management, MehrmengenAusweisung can refer to the act of designating several units of stock for dissemination, such as assigning portions of a total inventory to different orders, shipments, or storage locations. In data modelling or software contexts, it may describe an operation that returns or marks multiple quantities in a dataset.

In policy or procurement, advocates may use the term to describe the allocation of several quotas or the decision to release additional product quantities to different stakeholders. Because Ausweisung also means expulsion in migration or administrative law, the term can be confusing in legal texts; many editors prefer more precise terms like Mehrmengenausweisung or Mehrmengenzuweisung.

Orthography: Standard modern German would usually spell it as Mehrmengenausweisung or Mehrmengen-Ausweisung; camel-case variants such as MehrmengenAusweisung appear in some German-language sources, though they are less common in formal writing.

See also: Ausweisung, Mengenangabe, Mengenausweisung, Zuweisung.