The phrase "a numerical expression of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a representation or formulation of a quantity or value in numerical terms.
Example: "The report includes a numerical expression of the data collected during the experiment."
Alternatives: "a quantitative representation of" or "a mathematical expression of".
Each interaction has a score: a numerical expression of shared trait-tolerance.
What a Presidential budget really represents is a wish list and a numerical expression of the President's political philosophy.
The White House's proposed budget represents a wish list and a numerical expression of the President's political philosophy.
By John Cassidy March 16, 2017 The White House's proposed budget represents a wish list and a numerical expression of the President's political philosophy.
Hence, Fisher aimed for a theory of inductive inference that enabled a numerical expression of confidence in a hypothesis.
In Section 3, a numerical expression of the system outage probability is derived after employing ST scheme at the transmitter.
A reverse analysis of the Vickers indentation fracture toughness was carried out to derive a numerical expression for estimating the fracture resistance of the Fe2B layer.
Finally, a numerical expression for the stress-strain curves of SSRAC under axial loading was presented, which could be used in the theoretical and practical studies.
Therefore, the authors suggested the PI as a useful numerical expression of evidence-based maintenance treatment in BD and recommended it as a simple concept for physicians, one that is easily remembered and translatable into clinical practice.
The FISH method provides more objective results than IHC because of a numerical expression.
Shepstone [ 18] demonstrates how the three seemingly different effect size measures ΔNormal, OROrdinal and pNoether, which are all numerical expressions of treatment efficacy can be combined into a common scale.
