The phrase "adequate quantification of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the measurement or assessment of something to ensure it meets a certain standard or requirement.
Example: "The study requires an adequate quantification of the variables involved to draw valid conclusions."
Alternatives: "sufficient measurement of the" or "appropriate assessment of the".
The separation and detection methods used for OTA analysis should also offer proper sensitivity in order to allow the adequate quantification of the analyte.
Using this notion, an adequate quantification of the gas hold-up in the apparatus is possible which allows us describe the mechanical mixing power of the stirrer with sufficient accuracy.
Research is currently ongoing with regard to adequate quantification of the acquired DECT data.
For example, adequate quantification of the ITIH4 peptide fragments in clinical serum samples, with clotting times of exactly 30 min, was seriously complicated by the low expression of these peptides [ 26, 29].
Adequate quantification of exposure of the plant community is often lacking, including poor representation of exposure scenarios that adequately mimic spray drift.
Since both comparisons rely on adequate quantification of molar protein abundances, the analytical validity of our technique was first evaluated.
Major challenges in translating PCB dechlorination observations in the laboratory to potential in situ remediation scenarios in the sediment environment have been the lack of data at environmentally relevant aqueous concentrations, adequate quantification of intrinsic rates of dechlorination in the aqueous phase, and accounting for the influence of sorptive solids.
These results raise questions about the adequate quantification of mate preferences in wild populations.
High speed of aero vehicles including commercial and military aircraft, missiles, unmanned air vehicles, as well as conceptual aircraft of the future are imposing larger restrictions on the materials of these vehicles and highlight the importance of adequate quantification of material behavior and performance during different flight conditions.
Our data also indicate that the analytic methods used, having LODs generally in the low parts per billion, were not sensitive enough for adequate quantification of common phthalates and their metabolites in human blood, serum, or milk in the Swedish population.
Dust sampling is also subject to a number of practical constraints such as sampling logistics and the requirement for sufficient mass of dust for adequate quantification of target compounds.
