The phrase "adequate for the quantification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing whether something meets the necessary standards or requirements for measurement or assessment.
Example: "The data collected from the survey was adequate for the quantification of customer satisfaction levels."
Alternatives: "sufficient for the measurement" or "suitable for the assessment".
The standard mode was adequate for the quantification of those elements that have a reduced number of interferences like 111Cd and 238U.
Although the 1TCM was sufficient for the quantification of high specific-binding regions, the 2TCM was found to be the most adequate for the quantification of [11C]flumazenil in the rat brain based on (1) higher fit quality, (2) lower AIC values, and (3) ability to provide reliable fits for all regions.
Moreover, also using a slightly more performing instrument, as reported in the package insert of the Chromsystems kit, LOQ (2.4 ng/mL) is not adequate for the quantification of 25-OHD.
If this information is not available, only the new integral investigation method presented can yield adequate results for the quantification of contaminant mass fluxes under sparse monitoring conditions.
The design of layout plans requires adequate assessment tools for the quantification of safety performance.
However, those data sets were not adequate for quantification because the coding regions of the H3 variants were very similar and the number of uniquely mapped reads was very low (Additional file 2: Figure S4, 5).
Since the linearity and approximated detection limits observed and computed for all three columns were adequate for quantification antioxidants in the part-per-million range, the method was used to evaluate the levels of catechin and EGCG in tea samples.
The linearity (r > 0.999) and limit of quantification (80 nM) were also adequate for the application at hand.
Since budding is difficult to assess visually, the newly designed EPSTRA method proves to be adequate for quantification of this surrogate marker.
Comparisons using adequate gold standards (fractional flow reserve, MRI, or SPECT) are warranted to fully determine the diagnostic accuracy of cardiac CT for the quantification of myocardial perfusion defects in a blinded fashion.
