The phrase "a quantization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, mathematics, or signal processing, where it refers to the process of constraining an input from a large set to output in a smaller set.
Example: "The study presents a quantization of the signal to improve data transmission efficiency."
Alternatives: "a discretization of" or "a sampling of".
Table 3 shows a quantization of the segment-connectivity ability of the three methods through the measurement CS.
This improvement is achieved introducing the straight forward untidy priority queue, obtained via a quantization of the priorities in the marching computation.
Since the contemporary theory of gravity, general relativity, describes gravitation as the curvature of spacetime by matter and energy, a quantization of gravity seemingly implies some sort of quantization of spacetime geometry: quantum spacetime.
In the first level, a quantization of the data samples using topology-preserving metrics to automatically determine the number of units in the SOM is proposed.
In order to reduce the error quantization, it is important to build a codebook using a quantization of the localized region or local packing[8].
Within this group of schemes, helper data are constructed in a way that is assists in a quantization of biometric features in order to obtain stable keys.
Proposed architecture can attain eminently high charge handling capacity of 2.2Ge- with a quantization noise of 1072e- and extremely low power dissipation of 14.28 mW.
The excited-state peak P2 has a quantization energy of 20 meV and peak P3 of 42 meV.
Supposing the JND values for all azimuths in a circle of 360° are a fixed value 3°, Choi designed a quantization codebook of spatial parameters.
In LTE BSs, the ADC typically has a quantization resolution of 13 bits to 16 bits which corresponds to an ENOB of 11 to 14 bits.
In the experiment, a quantization resolution of 6.2 bits is obtained, which is 1.2-bit higher than that of its uni-directional counterpart.
