The phrase "a quantitative summary of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a summary that presents numerical data or statistical information about a particular subject or topic.
Example: "The report provides a quantitative summary of the sales performance over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "a numerical overview of" or "a statistical summary of".
The purpose of this study was to analyze published studies and abstracts in order to provide a quantitative summary of periodontal disease as a risk factor for cardiovascular disease and to explore the possible causes for conflicting results in the literature.
This approach provides a quantitative summary of species' climatic niches that is amenable to statistical analysis and summarizes their known climatic tolerances.
A review was considered to have applied statistical methods to make an indirect comparison when a quantitative summary of the indirect comparison of two interventions was produced or a description of the overlap of confidence intervals was given.
Even without using formal procedures for a quantitative summary of the epidemiological evidence, IARC Working Groups reach conclusions that are seldom seriously challenged, particularly for Group 1 carcinogens.
This is an exploratory mixed method study [ 34], using a qualitative approach followed by a quantitative summary of patients' medical records.
Using stage 32 embryos to assess treatment groups, we made several comparative measurements to give a quantitative summary of the defects.
It was determined 'a priori' that due to the nature of the different proposed systems, a quantitative summary (eg, meta-analysis) of retrieved studies was not feasible.
When the purpose is to compare patterns of correlations between traits, the meta-analytic framework offers a powerful tool to obtain a quantitative summary over a suite of studies that provide information on different groups of individuals (Wilson and Lipsey 2000; Borenstein et al. 2009; Ellis 2010).
We provide an accessible quantitative summary of the existing empirical evidence.
Figures 6 and 7 provide an overall quantitative summary of the effect of blood pressure reducing drugs on blood pressure reduction according to blood pressure levels before treatment, dose of drugs, and number of drugs, and the corresponding reduction in CHD events and stroke according to age, derived from cohort studies, showing a reduced proportional effect with increasing age.
8 Since 2006, several studies evaluating the accuracy of hs-CRP in predicting AF recurrence have been published, 9 19 warranting a systemic and quantitative summary of current evidence on the accuracy of CRP in predicting AF recurrence after cardioversion.
