The phrase "and quantity of comments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the number of comments in a particular context, such as feedback, reviews, or discussions.
Example: "The report analyzed the quality and quantity of comments received during the survey."
Alternatives: "and number of comments" or "and total comments".
We were pleasantly surprised at the quality and quantity of written comments provided to students, and hypothesize that the immediacy of the assessment model, with comments being written immediately after a period working with the assessor may have accounted for the large number of comments provided.
Given the limited breadth and quantity of open-ended comments, we did not conduct systematic coding but rather used open-ended responses to elaborate on survey responses.
In a comparison of these two approaches we focused on: The quantity and quality of comments provided by students and the feedback provided by their tutor and peers, and on The feasibility, acceptability and perceived usefulness of the two approaches.
The quantity and quality of comments provided by students and the feedback provided by their tutor and peers, and on The feasibility, acceptability and perceived usefulness of the two approaches.
Egan believes that the current system incentivizes a high quantity of comments over quality feedback, and the widely unwanted votes end up distracting the user base.
In a letter posted on Facebook on Wednesday, the vice president for communications, public policy and marketing, Elliot Schrage, said the company "found that the voting mechanism, which is triggered by a specific number of comments, actually resulted in a system that incentivized the quantity of comments over their quality".
"We found that the voting mechanism, which is triggered by a specific number of comments, actually resulted in a system that incentivized the quantity of comments over their quality," wrote Facebook VP of Communications, Elliot Schrage.
"We found that the voting mechanism, which is triggered by a specific number of comments, actually resulted in a system that incentivised the quantity of comments over their quality.
