The phrase "a quantitative representation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that expresses or illustrates data or information in numerical form.
Example: "The study provides a quantitative representation of the population's growth over the last decade."
Alternatives: "a numerical depiction of" or "a statistical illustration of".
Digital Elevation Model (DEM) is a quantitative representation of terrain and is important for Earth science and hydrological applications.
The use of Latin Hypercube technique in the construction of uncertainty curves that is a quantitative representation of the overall uncertainty of the problem studied was also proposed.
We demonstrate that a quantitative representation of asphaltene deposited due to pressure depletion can be obtained with great precision using a minimum amount of experimental data.
On the other hand, if 'fitness' simply refers to the measure of reproductive success, it is a quantitative representation of small scale evolutionary change in a population, and leaves entirely open the question of the causes of the change.
The proposed optimisation framework introduces a quantitative representation of business processes involving two matrices one for capturing the process design and one for calculating and evaluating the process attributes.
Its validation using recently published experimental data [Aydin, B., and Larachi, F., 2008. Trickle bed hydrodynamics for (non- Newtonian foaminon- Newtoniannon-ambient conditions. Chem. Eng. J. 143, 236–243.] allowed a quantitative representation ofoamingng fliquidsrodynamins in terms of the two-phase pressure gradient and the liquid holdup up to 90 °conditionsMPa.
However, to our knowledge, this is the first objective approach to construct, based on available data, a simultaneous quantitative representation of synonymy and antonymy in a continuous metric space, whose dimensions have clearly identified general meanings.
We previously introduced Medical Subject Heading Over-Representation Profiles (MeSHOPs) as a convenient quantitative representation of the properties enriched in a bibliography of scientific literature from MEDLINE [ 23].
Each component submodel is a system of ordinary differential equations (ODE), which represent a simplified quantitative representation of the interactions within the subsystem.
Disease and gene MeSHOPs provide a concise quantitative representation of the biomedical knowledge associated with an entity.
Hence, for the purpose of a more quantitative representation of the historical Nankai Trough earthquake sequence, applying the hypothesis of alternative hypocenters on the eastern segments to the quasi-dynamic seismic cycle simulations, which have modeled only the hypocenters in Kumano-nada, is an urgent task.
