The phrase "a way of quantifying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches to measure or assess something in a specific context.
Example: "The new software provides a way of quantifying user engagement through detailed analytics."
Alternatives: "a method for measuring" or "a means of assessing".
But aggravating circumstances are for trials, as a way of quantifying loss.
Clos the scientist – he began his medical career as an anaesthetist before moving into healthcare management, then politics – is clear that finding a way of quantifying urbanisation would be a significant step forward for professionals and the general public alike.
Fingerprint similarity is widely used in chemical informatics as a way of quantifying similarity between molecules [5, 30].
They also provide a way of quantifying risks and costing for or against implementing a new component of the architecture.
"Nobody has had a way of quantifying this before," says Lise Eliot, a neuroscientist at Chicago Medical School in Illinois who was not involved in the study.
As a way of quantifying the mixing, we consider global and local mixing time scales which describe the overall and the early variance decay, respectively.
A report by Bloomberg News offers a new way of quantifying the Federal Reserve's vast efforts to save financial companies from collapse during the crisis that peaked in 2008.
Moreover, the use of Bayesian networks provides a sound way of quantifying uncertainty in a transparent way.
When the fractional occupancy of calmodulin is plotted against initial free calcium concentration, simulation outcomes seem to agree quite well with experimental observations [ 8], but such a plot does not provide a direct way of quantifying this agreement.
Cohen's Kappa is a popular way of quantifying level of agreement, however, a few comments should be added to this frequently applied statistic.
We therefore have an alternative way of quantifying a feature's signal: rather than integrating the measured intensities over the feature's surface, we integrate the fit function.
