The phrase "ability to precisely quantify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skill or capacity to measure something accurately, often in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "The researcher demonstrated an impressive ability to precisely quantify the effects of the new drug on patient outcomes."
Alternatives: "capacity for accurate measurement" or "skill in exact quantification."
The ability to precisely quantify human movement within the laboratory setting provides researchers with data that comprehensively describe movement dysfunction in clinical cohorts.
Combining the ability to measure all the way to the point of sale with cross-channel attribution technology will equip automotive advertisers with their holy grail – the ability to precisely quantify how their digital media is driving incremental vehicle purchases – and to finally move away from last-touch based measurement and inaccurate metrics.
This may limit our ability to precisely quantify the accuracy of the portable analyzer.
Animal and regional differences in the extraction efficiency of doxorubicin from the different tumors may also affect the ability to precisely quantify permeability.
So, it is hard to precisely quantify the environmental benefits of Ecological Migration.
Although it's hard to precisely quantify the benefits of any time management or productivity measures, this is clearly enormous.
Yet according to Michael Greenstone, an economics professor at MIT and one of the study's authors, this study is the first to precisely quantify their relationship.
Flood hydrology is a difficult subject to precisely quantify, but much effort is being made to establish relationships between rainfall and river discharge.
We then developed an adapted ribosome profiling method to precisely quantify and characterize the nature of mRNAs translated by distinct heterogenous ribosomes genome-wide.
"There is new evidence to precisely quantify benefits by age.
Perhaps more importantly, readiness - a difficult concept to precisely quantify - is also expected to be negatively affected.
