The phrase "and therefore quantity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining a relationship between a cause and its effect, particularly in contexts involving measurement or assessment.
Example: "The increase in demand has led to a rise in production, and therefore quantity of goods available in the market has also increased."
Alternatives: "and thus amount of" or "and consequently volume of".
In particular, contents of PANI-LSA are quite small, and therefore, quantities of the plasticizing dopant LSA are not enough to significantly weaken interactions between PS macromolecules.
Importantly, this transformation preserves the quantitative nature of staining DNA with a fluorescent molecule [ 15, 34], therefore quantity of DNA in the kinetoplasts and nuclei can be measured from the deconvolved images.
Therefore quantities of infected milk produced by peri-urban large herds and small herds were modeled separately and summed to obtain the quantity of infected milk produced in peri-urban areas and sold to urban areas.
There are clearly a range of important characteristics of regolith; depth (and therefore the quantity of regolith) is fundamental for resource inventory and biophysical modelling applications.
Nanna bestowed fertility and prosperity on the cowherds, governing the rise of the waters, the growth of reeds, the increase of the herd, and therefore the quantity of dairy products produced.
"The estimate did not fully understand the scope of the event and therefore the quantity of resources has significantly increased," the report states.
Winemaking practices influence production of SO2 binders such as acetaldehyde and therefore the quantity of SO2 a winemaker needs to add during the winemaking process.
Such glands do not possess reservoirs and therefore the quantity of the secretion is probably very limited, which makes it very difficult to analyze it chemically.
Low phosphate concentrations are frequently a constraint for maize growth and development, and therefore, enormous quantities of phosphate fertilizer are expended in maize cultivation, which increases the cost of planting.
Based on condition (c) reported in "Process intensification schemes in batch mode", part of the reactant also leaves along with the desired product as the first product cut, and therefore stoichiometric quantities of reactants cannot result in 100%% conversion with respect to the reactants.
