The phrase "a measure of quantity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assessment or evaluation of a specific amount or volume of something.
Example: "In scientific experiments, a measure of quantity is essential for accurate results."
Alternatives: "an assessment of amount" or "a gauge of volume".
Growth is, ultimately, a measure of quantity; we suggest instead a measure of quality.
Production of gas is described in terms of standard cubic feet, which is a measure of quantity of gas at 60 degrees Fahrenheit and 14.65 pounds per square inch of pressure.
Taking ion intensities in the GC-MS analysis as a measure of quantity emitted, the 10−6 dilution in TEC was found to be equivalent to the solutions used in our experiments (0.01 mg of each compound per ml hexane), as well as equivalent to the DBM-induced cabbage odour.
A cornerstone of economic evaluations is the quality-adjusted life year (QALY), a measure of quantity and quality of life.
Mass, a measure of quantity, was used due to the high variability of beach widths and the restricted vertical habitat of amphipods.
6 As a measure of quantity of randomised trial evidence, we used two outcomes: the number of randomised trials and the total number of participants randomised.
As a measure of these quantities we defined the perturbation index (PI) as the summation of these two factors followed by appropriate normalization by the total number of gene hits (see Methods).
Secondly, single cell data with high-content information from a limited number of cells result in a stochastic distribution of measured quantities.
To this end, an electronic system capable of measuring a number of physical quantities within a highly dynamic environment has been designed, built and tested.
An instrumented ball capable of measuring a number of physical quantities within a highly dynamic environment, such as a tumbling mill, has been designed, built and tested.
Making an experiment measuring one of these quantities takes time and it is assumed that what measurement devices register is not the instantaneous value of the function in question, but rather its time average over the duration of the measurement.
