The phrase "a measured amount of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific quantity of something that has been carefully determined or calculated.
Example: "For the recipe, you will need a measured amount of flour to ensure the perfect texture."
Alternatives: "a specific quantity of" or "a precise amount of".
To an interphase-arrested extract (no cyclin synthesis), she added a small amount of [S]-labeled cyclin B plus a measured amount of exogenously synthesized Cdc2 cyclin B heterodimers (i.e., MPF, measured in units of kinase activity per microliter of extract).
There are two taps; the left one spurts a measured amount of soap, and then water, and the right one blows hot air.
The animals received a measured amount of the experimental diets that resulted in little refusal throughout the experiment.
They stop every seven to twelve seconds and completely reset on a measured amount of time, in which I can give you all the drama, and then they have high action for a period of time, and then they reset.
She'd write for hours in the morning and then write about what she wrote about in the evening, after pouring herself a measured amount of alcohol.
They can provide a measured amount of communal upbringing that is sorely lacking in today's world, and are a fantastic way of building community among mothers.
However, in comparison with measured amount of γ′, the creep rupture lives were the longest at about 70%and55%5% measured γ′ volume fraction at 900 and 1100 °C, respectively.
Plants were irrigated with measured amount of saline solutions to obtain 30% leaching when approximately 50% water had been depleted.
Based on the measured amount of mineralized SOC, carbon fractions were estimated separately via first-order kinetic one- and two-compartment models.
Each number codes the measured amount of light for the (non- integration evenon- integration four nucleventes during sequencing.
