The phrase "a reliable quantification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the measurement or assessment of something that is dependable and accurate.
Example: "The study provides a reliable quantification of the impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "an accurate measurement of" or "a dependable assessment of".
A reliable quantification of groundwater recharge (GR) is essential for sustainable water resources management.
The resulting composite indicator gives a reliable quantification of the health condition or integrity of railway lines.
This correction is particularly relevant for a reliable quantification of light atoms like N and Al, even for specimens thinner than 100 nm.
These methods were compared in terms of NY measurement and the results indicate that a prior reduction of the disulfide bonds ensures a reliable quantification of NY.
For instance, the metabolism rate of [11C]harmine in the plasma is very high, thus making a reliable quantification of the input function challenging [8], and [11C]brofaromine has very little displaceable binding [9].
The present paper aims to propose a series of adjusted damage criteria allowing a reliable quantification of extents of the most critical defects in drilling CFRP laminates including burrs, tearing and delamination.
We demonstrate that the proposed framework provides a highly reliable quantification of fMRI activation maps using a publicly available longitudinal (test-retest) resting-state fMRI dataset.
Obtaining and analyzing substantial data by the method of Schillers et al. is necessary to achieve a more reliable quantification of the mechanical properties of cells.
This method allowed for a correct discrimination of the main drying and the main wetting paths from field data related and for a more reliable quantification of soil hydrological properties with respect to laboratory methodologies.
For deep indentation (indentation depths of up to 1500 nm), we processed F-D curves according to the method of Schillers et al. However, some improvements were made to achieve a more reliable quantification of the depth-sensing mechanical properties of the cells.
FISH enables the pathologist to perform a more reliable quantification of the genomic alteration.
