The phrase "and how to quantify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches to measure or assess something.
Example: "In this study, we will explore various factors affecting productivity and how to quantify their impact on overall performance."
Alternatives: "and ways to measure" or "and methods of quantification".
But that raises the issue of who bears the costs and how to quantify them.
It is important to consider how to optimize the pendant drop design and how to quantify the accuracy of the surface tension measurements.
There is still no consensus on how the preload affects the loading resistance of CFST columns and how to quantify the effect of preload on the ultimate strength.
Gas solid two-phase flow in CFB risers is characterized by the clustering of solid particles producing dynamical multi-scale structures, and how to quantify such heterogeneity is a critical yet unsolved issue.
This chapter focuses specifically on components in the medium that are closely related to thermal radiation, how they emit and absorb thermal radiative rays, and how to quantify their characteristics in engineering practice.
Though the concept of resilience has been popular in development studies including, poverty, vulnerability, and food security, it has been challenging to find a sound measure to resilience and how to quantify resilience remains controversial (Alfani et al., 2015; Béné et al., 2016).
But digital space is infinite, so content providers will have to be innovative, and rethink "how to quantify nonmonetary markets such as attention and reputation," which in turn can lead to monetization, if that is what the author of the content wishes.
While a number of factors were identified that explain some of this variation, the relative impact of each of these variables and even how to quantify them remains to be determined.
Given the diversity and richness of the Internet, and the availability of data and information from other sources (for example, traditional public health, syndromic, and laboratory surveillance) of varying degrees of confidence and geographic coverage, how to quantify the payoff of including different sources in biosurveillance systems is unclear.
Distinguishing between these three steps is useful in identifying the pathways through which market interventions can affect population health and in assessing how to quantify population health impact.
The goal is to support collaborations between healthcare professionals who see the problems in health services and academic researchers who know how to quantify, evaluate and disseminate new ideas, in order to address pressing health system challenges.
