The phrase "a quantifiable amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific quantity that can be measured or expressed numerically.
Example: "In order to assess the project's success, we need to establish a quantifiable amount of revenue generated."
Alternatives: "a measurable quantity" or "a specific figure".
These results show that only samples prepared with the chloride precursor exhibit a quantifiable amount of palladium using this technique.
During the course of the experiment, there was no major change to the total arsenic present in solution, therefore, a quantifiable amount of adsorbed product could not be determined in the aqueous batch reactions.
In this study, C diffusion in pure Ti powders was promoted in a quantifiable amount using a combined technique of spark plasma sintering and powder metallurgy to synthesize a bulk Ti alloy.
Biochemical and solid-state NMR measurements of the matrix and constitutive parts established that the matrix is composed of two major components, curli and cellulose, each in a quantifiable amount.
Ten patients who underwent JJA VIT had a quantifiable amount of JJAV sIgE, sIgG4 and sIgG1 against JJAV prior to starting desensitisation.
The large number of peptides derived from extracellular matrix turnover prompted us to address the issue of whether these peptides were present in a quantifiable amount.
CC-10007, the R-enantiomer of apremilast, was not detected in human plasma or urine in any quantifiable amount during the KETO study, indicating that there is no interconversion of apremilast (an S-enantiomer) to the R-enantiomer, CC-10007.
The change in CPI is only relevant if calculated for a specifically quantifiable amount of time.
The minor but not quantifiable amount of measurements from a different probe or location other than the conventional finger oximeter represents a methodological weakness, but we do not believe affects the outcome or correlation analysis in an important way.
