The phrase "a rigorous quantification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a precise and thorough measurement or assessment of a particular subject or phenomenon.
Example: "The study aims to provide a rigorous quantification of the effects of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a thorough measurement of" or "a detailed assessment of".
The Maxwell-Stefan (M-S) equations afford a rigorous quantification of the achievable separation.
Detailed analysis of structure and activity gives a rigorous quantification of distinctive pairs and the probability of their occurrence.
It permits a rigorous quantification of the local volumetric rate of radiant energy absorption (LVREA) inside the reactor.
Common calibration techniques can often lack a rigorous quantification of model sensitivity to parameters and parameter-induced model uncertainty.
Lazear and Spletzer (2012) conduct a rigorous quantification of the extent of mismatches and find that changes in industrial mismatch are cyclical.
These findings prompted us to perform a rigorous quantification of the prognostic value of chemotherapy-induced neutropenia with respect to survival outcomes in patients with advanced gastric cancer.
We also did not attempt to undertake any rigorous quantification of effect sizes in reported responses of biodiversity to climate change; such an approach would have required a systematic review and meta-analysis, which was beyond the scope of this overview of highly cited papers.
Examples of ancient asexuals that could benefit from a more rigorous quantification of the effects of Muller's ratchet include: (i) Darwinula stevensoni, a small non-marine ostracod.
We performed a more rigorous quantification of these putative lattice configurations by building models for random spatial arrangements of sets of points, with tunable amounts of regular structure.
Likewise, some [ 12, 13, 33] have suggested that the rich diversity of herbivorous dinosaurs in the Late Cretaceous of Western Interior North America was fostered, in part, by a similar mechanism, but rigorous quantification of these patterns and formal tests of specific hypotheses are lacking.
They also highlight the need for more rigorous quantification of uncertainties in field and model-based interpretation of landscape responses to environmental change.
