The phrase "a correct quantification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accuracy or appropriateness of a measurement or assessment in relation to a specific subject or context.
Example: "The study provides a correct quantification of the environmental impact of the new policy."
Alternatives: "an accurate measurement of" or "a precise assessment of".
A correct quantification of chromatographic peaks in liquid chromatography requires well resolved signals in a proper analysis time.
The resulting water imbalance requires a correct quantification of available water resources in view of developing appropriate management plans to face the problem of water shortage.
However, a correct quantification of the TRP protein bands was not possible because of the widening of the protein bands obtained for the psoriatic samples.
The linearity obtained at the different adsorption times were similar, indicating that a correct quantification of the compounds can be obtained also at nonequilibrium.
For most metal-based nanoparticle suspensions, a microwave-assisted digestion is advised prior to ICP-QMS measurements to ensure a correct quantification of the total metal concentration.
Sphere diameter and background activity strongly affect the possibility of a correct quantification.
In situ, a correct quantification remained more elusive, but a qualitative understanding of biofilm structure and composition is clearly possible by confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM) at least up to 192 h.
Adsorption experiments with different amounts of probe compounds and nanoparticles allowed establishing the minimum concentration of each probe compound required to avoid its complete adsorption by a specific NPs concentration in order to perform correct quantification of the nanomaterial surface activity, especially when simultaneous adsorption of multiple components is carried out.
Correct quantification of the application specific network lifetime is a must to further optimize the design or to comparatively evaluate the proposed schemes – e.g. a legacy layered design vs. a cross-layer implementation.
The correct quantification of porosity is essential in all studies pertaining to porous media.
The correct quantification of mixing in groundwater systems must account for diffusion, local-scale dispersion and the flow variability in heterogeneous flow fields (e.g., flow-focusing in high-conductivity and de-focusing in low-conductivity zones).
