The phrase "a precise quantification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the exact measurement or assessment of a particular variable or concept.
Example: "The study aims to provide a precise quantification of the effects of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "an exact measurement of" or "a specific assessment of".
We present a precise quantification of the contributions of a wide variety of knowledge sources.
A precise quantification of this decay rate is crucial for designing efficient strategies to contain epidemic outbreaks.
Shortcuts are also relevant to clarify fundamental questions such as a precise quantification of the third principle of thermodynamics and quantum speed limits.
The proposed method, not only delivers a steady state thermal assessment as reliable as the standardized Hot Box procedure, but also allows a precise quantification of internal heat flows and the capability to conduct realistic transient state thermal assessments.
Although genetic correlations between complex traits provide valuable insights into epidemiological and etiological studies, a precise quantification of which genomic regions disproportionately contribute to the genome-wide correlation is currently lacking.
While these studies suggest declines in the average background dose and body burden, a precise quantification of this decline, much less a conclusion that a decline has indeed occurred, cannot be made because of the inconsistency of study design and data sources, and the treatment of non-detects in the generation of congener average concentrations.
RNA-seq is a powerful tool that enables a very precise quantification of transcript levels on a genome-wide scale [ 6].
The measurement of the number of neurons along the vertical column axis then provided a more precise quantification of the AP budget of a single cortical column in response to deflection of the principal whisker (for a first estimate, see de Kock et al. 2007).
The use of MacConkey agar (Enterobacteriaceae selective medium) yields a sufficiently strong and distinguishable approach, which allows a relatively precise quantification of the targeted bacterial cell uptake by the studied bacterivorous protists.
Differently from what happens for the other fields of application of CEUS, the study of the carotid plaque vascularization requires a more precise quantification of the enhancement which is obtained by a visual or semiautomated method [ 6].
In recent years, methods for a more precise quantification of mediating effects have been developed with the advantages of a more direct causal interpretation and with mathematical consistency (Lange and Hansen, 2011).
