The phrase "also the quantification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the measurement or assessment of a particular variable or concept in a broader context.
Example: "The study focuses on the effects of climate change, but it also includes the quantification of carbon emissions over the past decade."
Alternatives: "as well as the measurement of" or "in addition to the assessment of".
One important aspect is not only the quantification of nanofibril morphology but also the quantification of fibres that are poorly fibrillated (see, e.g. Figure 3).
Also the quantification of NO and of ONOO− in standard solutions was performed in the presence respectively of ONOO− and NO.
Also the quantification of attenuation of the incident sound energy has been discussed, which can be important design consideration in heterogeneous systems.
Since LTE networks are continually growing, not only the detection of coverage holes, but also the quantification of their impact would be helpful to determine how it should be improved.
The combination of microscopic and statistical information enabled not only the qualitative discussion of the observed processes but also the quantification of the kinetics as well as the development of a model of the underlying morphological mechanism.
The goal of an SE evaluation is not only the identification of unintended changes but also the quantification of evidence for overall similarity.
A comparison of surface properties and their influence on the cells behavior was also accomplished, besides the quantification of surface roughness, wettability and cellular proliferation.
It is asserted that this formal process helps build robust future scenarios not only for socio political storylines but also for the quantification of any qualitative storyline.
Volume kinetics may also allow the quantification of changes in the distribution and elimination of fluids (and calculation of the half-life) that result from stress, hypovolemia, anaesthesia and surgery [43].
The poor spatial resolution also affects the quantification of mean absorbed dose due to the spill-out effect, which is resolution-induced mispositioning of activity in the image and causes underestimation of the activity concentration in volumes with high activity.
In additions to reducing the number of experiments required for optimization, this design also allows the quantification of the cloned protein content in any part of the experimental domain.
