The phrase "and their quantities of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the amounts or numbers of specific items or substances in a context such as inventory, recipes, or scientific measurements.
Example: "The report details the various ingredients used in the experiment and their quantities of each component."
Alternatives: "and the amounts of" or "and their respective amounts of".
More generally speaking, the identification of certain algal taxa and their quantities gives an indication of the water quality of river basins and bathing water.
Shark Week always comes around and reminds us that although shark attacks aren't as common as Hollywood would have you think, sharks and their vast quantities of teeth still shouldn't be messed with.
The formal definition and the abstract models presented can distinguish between among all possible replicator types, based on their quantity of variable and heritable information.
Despite their giant size and their prodigious quantity of DNA, giant prokaryotes remain, in all other ways, prokaryotic.
On each subsequent biennial questionnaire, participants again reported whether they currently smoked and their daily quantity of cigarette use.
These whales were dubbed "right" by whalers due to their high quantities of blubber and their tendency to float when killed.
Dietary intakes were assessed with a validated food frequency questionnaire, 18 19 in which women recorded their frequency and quantities of consumption of about 80 food items and beverages, focusing on the six month period before their enrolment in the study.
Spinacia oleracea and Lablab niger with their abundant quantities of S may lower blood cholesterol and speed production of carcinogen-destroying enzymes and thus protect against cancer development.
Furthermore, a refined exposure assessment accounted for multiple facilities and their respective annual quantities of chemical releases, an improvement from previous studies that estimated exposure based on distance to the nearest industrial facility.
The writer's mother went further - she gave peaked-looking ladies gin in their tea and quantities of bourbon toddies were given to people with colds, bronchitis & pneumonia.
