The phrase "a quantitative analytic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a type of analysis that involves numerical data or metrics, often in fields like research, finance, or data science.
Example: "The study employed a quantitative analytic approach to assess the impact of the new policy on economic growth."
Alternatives: "a quantitative analysis" or "a numerical analysis".
Karl Simmons and E. David Ellington — The chief executive and president (respectively) of GridSpeak Corporation, a quantitative analytics provider for North American energy markets.
Lightweight theory-driven data and parameter selection for knowledge induction means relying on body-of-knowledge and existing theories in order to go beyond a mere quantitative analytics approach.
About that time, John Stafford and Blair Hull formed a company called Quantitative Analytics, a software outfit that sells market data and analytical software to mutual funds, large banks and brokers.
To achieve this, the study used a two-phase, sequential exploratory mixed methods research that was initiated with a qualitative phase (Delphi technique), and followed by a quantitative phase (Analytic Hierarchy Process technique).
The low-cost, simple, and compact design, with low power consumption, represents a significant advance in the development of a portable, sensitive, user-friendly, real-time, and quantitative analytic tools for point-of-care diagnosis.
Although primarily qualitative in nature, CM has features of both qualitative and quantitative approaches, entailing qualitative data collection coupled with quantitative analytic techniques which are used to create a visual display of how participants conceptualize the topic.
Quantitative analytic measurement has determined, for instance, that iron makes up 72.3 percent, by mass, of magnetite, the mineral commonly seen as black sand along beaches and stream banks.
Nonlinear optical molecular imaging and quantitative analytic methods were developed to non-invasively assess the viability of tissue-engineered constructs manufactured from primary human cells.
The emphasis here is on employing different quantitative analytic methods to assess the efficacy of the community-context conceptual model.
