The phrase "a quantifiable indicator of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing metrics or measurements that can be quantified to assess a particular phenomenon or outcome.
Example: "The survey results serve as a quantifiable indicator of customer satisfaction levels."
Alternatives: "a measurable sign of" or "a numerical measure of".
Dural PPE is a quantifiable indicator of migraine-like events in animal models.
The number of stickers shared provided a quantifiable indicator of each child's altruism.
The authors stated: "These values can be used as a standard in assessment of sympathetic nerve function, and the degree of asymmetry is a quantifiable indicator of dysfunction.
The T2* value is a quantifiable indicator of GRE T2*WI that is related to the T2 value.
Achievement of preferred place of care for terminally ill individuals has increasingly been used as a quantifiable indicator of the effectiveness of palliative care services [ 35].
The present paper addresses the need to adapt the gestalt of human-machine interfaces to the sensorimotor capacities of the user and suggests using grip force measurement as a quantifiable indicator in interface design for the elderly.
To test visual system function in kif5aa mutant larvae, we employed the optokinetic response (OKR) to a moving grating as a sensitive and quantifiable indicator of visual functions in zebrafish (Brockerhoff et al., 1995).
If Amazon Connect is a complete commercial failure, Amazon's management will have a quantifiable indicator (revenue, or lack thereof) that suggests their internal tools are significantly lagging behind the competition.
Such an index seeks to include quantifiable indicators of the practical application of 'healthy policy', at least as far as such data is comparatively available.
Although the problem of vocal fatigue is not uncommon in people with voice disorders, research on objective quantifiable indicators of vocal fatigue is limited.
Clearly, these land use change data will be especially useful as quantifiable indicators of landscape change over time and aid in future land use planning decisions for protection of the integrity of the Great Lakes ecosystem.
