The phrase "analytical models to quantify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing methods or frameworks for measuring or assessing specific variables or outcomes.
Example: "We developed analytical models to quantify the impact of climate change on agricultural productivity."
Alternatives: "quantitative models for measurement" or "models for assessment".
In particular an analytical model to quantify the radial strain with changes in temperature is derived and verified through finite element analysis.
In [8], authors have derived an analytical model to quantify the impact of parameters such as road traffic density and vehicle speed on the download performance of moving vehicles in Drive-thru Internet systems.
We develop an analytical model to quantify the benefit of each technique, under various system parameters, and propose a greedy algorithm to solve the combined caching and replica placement problem.
The principle of this work is similar to that of Stemberg et al. who describe an analytical model to quantify the surface concentration of bound protein on plasmon resonant planar gold 31) and to that of Vollmer et al. who estimate the surface density of bound proteins based on wavelength shifts of a resonant microcavity.
We presented an analytical model to quantify the non-linear relationship between GC3 and a measurement of codon usage bias (synonymous codon usage order, or SCUO), which reveals that GC3 is the key factor driving synonymous codon usage and that this mechanism is independent of species.
The use of Fuzzy models to quantify ground motion records, which are typically characterized by a high level of uncertainty, leads to a rational analytical tool capable of predicting accurate results.
In this section, we develop an analytical framework to quantify the change in LMP to the line status error.
In this study, we established the first analytical mathematical model to quantify long-term LV geometric remodeling dynamics with aging by applying thick-wall theory and stretch-induced tissue growth postulate.
