The phrase "and quantities can be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the potential for various amounts or measures of something to exist or be determined.
Example: "In this experiment, we will analyze the effects of temperature on the reaction rate, and quantities can be adjusted accordingly."
Alternatives: "and amounts may be" or "and figures can be".
Economics is probably the social science that has had the most success in adopting measurement theories, primarily because many economic variables (like price and quantity) can be measured easily and objectively.
In this the task of counting hangers, items and pallets can be eliminated and quantity can be controlled up to 100% satisfaction level.
The ZnO whiskers when grown to a larger size and quantity can be removed by chemical and/or mechanical means from the Zn particulates for potential engineering applications.
As well, water quality and quantity can be ensured and savings can be promoted by accurately predicting the needs and appropriate coordination of production and supply processes through ICT-based analyses of consumption patterns.
Continuous aspects of a given dynamic system, for instance, space, time and quantity, can be represented or inferred automatically in QR.
However, these PMFs are approximations of statistically valid and rigorous quantities, and these quantities can be generalized beyond pairwise distances to other aspects of protein structure.
Plaster of Paris is cheaper than bone cement and readily available, and small quantities can be used to make beads containing antibiotic.
Types and the location of hazardous materials and their quantities can be identified.
Since there is no time in this model, the steady states (including structural and apparent quantities) can be achieved readily with no need of time evolution, and thus the computational cost may be even lower than that of macroscopic models.
Considerable quantities of sodium are lost through the skin by perspiration, and considerable quantities can be excreted in the urine.
