The phrase "approach that quantifies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or strategy that measures or evaluates something in a numerical or quantifiable way.
Example: "The research adopted an approach that quantifies the impact of social media on consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "method that measures" or "strategy that assesses".
Continuous time random walk (CTRW) formulations have been demonstrated to provide a general and effective approach that quantifies the behavior of solute transport in heterogeneous media in field, laboratory, and numerical experiments.
We propose a novel approach that quantifies the degree of linkage disequilibrium (LD) between the candidate SNP and the putative disease locus through joint modeling of linkage and association.
Distinct from previous work, this paper presents a novel approach that quantifies the user preference of each modality and considers the adaptation as an optimization issue that searches for a set of input/output modalities matching user's preference.
Typically these methods form probabilistic notions of the connectivity based on sampling individual paths; it is an approach that quantifies the uncertainty of connections [33, 34, 13, 35].
Research designed with a bottom-up approach that quantifies the potential compliance costs of land users can clearly help policy makers to target both incentives and disincentives in a cost-effective manner.
For integrating the scores from the different databases we employed a Bayesian approach that quantifies the likelihood of an interaction given all available evidences [10].
We measured the effective integration time in MNs during network activity using a novel statistical approach that quantified the Vm-fluctuations before and after the action potential.
Because developmental constraints on variation are expected to act by influencing trait correlations, studies of modularity offer promising approaches that quantify and summarize patterns of trait relationships.
We took an approach that statistically quantifies the bias within the set of genes, according to their genomic modifications.
Ecosystem classification is an approach that entails quantifying the social and ecological processes that shape ecosystem conditions into logical and relatively homogeneous management units, making the potential for ecosystem-based decision support available to urban planners.
We overcome these limitations by developing a spatially and temporally explicit general modeling approach that can quantify a species-specific habitat quality as a function of timing and location of grassland measures in a straightforward and general way.
