The phrase "abilities to accurately quantify" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's skills or competencies in measuring or assessing something with precision.
Example: "Her abilities to accurately quantify the project's outcomes were crucial for its success."
Alternatives: "skills in precise measurement" or "capabilities to measure accurately".
Lately, NMR has gained attention due to its ability to accurately quantify circulating lipoprotein particles and lipids, as well as other metabolic parameters [15, 25].
Finally, the method was successfully validated using an accuracy profile approach in order to demonstrate its ability to accurately quantify these compounds.
The ability to accurately quantify genetic diversity in vaccine component stocks will facilitate improved quality control procedures designed to ensure the long-term efficacy of the vaccine.
The ability to accurately quantify uncertainty in structural system seismic responses is a critical component of performance based earthquake engineering (PBEE).
This is relevant because the ability to accurately quantify inversion/eversion ankle stiffness will improve our understanding of biomechanical stability and factors that influence it.
The ability to accurately quantify dysphagia symptoms in patients with EoE, using a validated patient-reported outcome (PRO) measure, would aid the development of new pharmacologic agents, such as BOS, for the treatment of EoE.
Assessment techniques for scaffold design and their efficacy in bone ingrowth studies require an ability to accurately quantify the 3D structure of the scaffold and an ability to visualize the bone regenerative processes within the scaffold structure.
Although field installations have demonstrated consistent treatment over multi-year timeframes, the ability to accurately quantify slowly declining reaction rates in field settings is problematic because of variations in reactor flow rates, ambient temperatures and influent chemistry.
However, some drugs such as morphine and ethanol, which are known to have abuse potential, have sedative effects that may impede the ability to accurately quantify rewarding effects, even in these rate-independent paradigms.
Ultimately the power of these policies to increase forest conservation and mitigate climate change may rely on our ability to accurately quantify forest carbon in a spatially explicit manner, as opposed to generalized estimates for total carbon stocks of a landscape, habitat type, or eco-region.
