The phrase "a series of quantitative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple measurements or data points that are numerical in nature.
Example: "The research presented a series of quantitative analyses to support the findings."
Alternatives: "a collection of numerical" or "a set of measurable".
The comparison was based upon a series of quantitative software metrics applied to both constructs.
The algorithm is applied to the test sites and delineated networks are compared to mapped networks using a series of quantitative quality factors.
These factors are compared to similar characteristics of the countries with existing nuclear power programs using a series of quantitative indicators.
Through a series of quantitative analysis and case study, Professor Meier clarified the rational and irrational behaviors of sectors including individuals, corporations, and markets to further illustrate how to reach the optimum in decision-making.
The framework integrates the interrelated aspects of the built environment through a series of quantitative metrics that aim to improve environmental outcomes while optimizing building performance to achieve healthy, adaptive, and productive buildings.
This paper offers assessment of an electronic expert Group Support System (named «E-lab») facilitating efficient foresight knowledge production by using and coalescing a series of quantitative and qualitative methods and techniques, challenging the need for better understanding of foresight methodology assumptions and options.
Instead, to provide further monetary stimulus to the economy, the Fed has embarked on a series of quantitative-easing measures — direct purchases of financial assets.
Furthermore, a series of qualitative and quantitative parametric studies have been conducted, which reveal that the cable-truss bridges have several novel structural characteristics that differ from that of traditional suspension bridges.
In the last decade, several authors have designed a series of sensitive quantitative methods to assess the recovery of locomotor function using computerized rat gait analysis.
We designed a series of sensitive quantitative tests for reflex responses and complex locomotor behaviour in the form of a combined behavioural score (CBS) to assess the recovery of function in the Bonnet monkey (Macaca radiata).
A series of non-quantitative RT-PCR experiments were performed by using cDNA preparations from various tissues of all male or female fig wasps and the same primer pairs were used for each type of tissue.
