The phrase "achieving the quantitative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the attainment of measurable or numerical results, often in fields like research, business, or data analysis.
Example: "Our primary goal this quarter is achieving the quantitative targets set by the management team."
Alternatives: "reaching the numerical" or "attaining the measurable".
In order to achieve the quantitative evaluation, the team also made the evaluation criteria system according to the current law and technical standards, and used the AHP methods to build the weight system, and finally established the whole underground space safety evaluation system.
This work not only achieves the quantitative evaluation of the luminescence quenching but also provides certain insights into the quenching process, and the possible mechanisms explored in this work may inspire future research and design of target luminescent metal-organic frameworks (LMOFs) with specific functions.
To achieve the interdisciplinary, quantitative undergraduate biology curriculum recommended in BIO2010, significant changes on behalf of both faculty and students would be required.
As expected, the informants' reports of experiences and their reflections provided further insights into what can be achieved by the quantitative HLQ.
This was achieved via the quantitative reduction of nitro derivative B using hydrazine hydrate and 10% Pd/C in a 1 1 mixture of EtOH/THF at 70 °C.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first quantitative profiling of substrate deformation and wrinkling under cellular traction force achieved by the quantitative phase microscopy of digital holography.
Excellent follow-up through each phase of the study was achieved, and the quantitative phase was complemented by a large amount of qualitative data gathered from a diverse sample of participants with a range of feeding experiences.
To achieve the most accurate quantitative values possible, tomographic data was iteratively reconstructed with corrections for photon attenuation, photon scatter and septal penetration.
