The phrase "art of measuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the skill or technique involved in accurately assessing or quantifying something.
Example: "The art of measuring is essential in fields such as architecture and engineering, where precision is crucial."
Alternatives: "skill of measurement" or "craft of quantification".
And we are but in the beginning of the art of measuring pressures, and differences of pressure.
When Arthur Phillips bought his wife an enormous television for Christmas, he failed at what he calls the "manly art" of measuring.
The changing art of measuring TV viewership [NetworkWorld via TUAW].
Numbers are treated as paradigmatic entities from the middle dialogues on, and in the Protagoras (156c 157e) Socrates maintains that virtue is ' the art of measuring' (metrêtikê technê) pleasure and pain.
In Bernoulli's own words, the "art of conjecture" is defined in Chapter II of Part IV of his Ars Conjectandi as: The art of measuring, as precisely as possible, probabilities of things, with the goal that we would be able always to choose or follow in our judgments and actions that course, which will have been determined to be better, more satisfactory, safer or more advantageous.
Behind this aspect of quantification of the similarities or dissimilarities lies the metric notion, or the art of measuring distances.
I envied their art of measured imbibing.
What made the indictment all the more extraordinary is that it came from the famously button-down Gates, a master of the art of measured judgments.
"It's an art," Katz said of measuring sealed surfaces for the glory of sport.
I used to perform metrology studies in the high technology sector metrology the science (or art some say) of measuring things is really about putting attention to detail.
Adult Art Workshop: An Art of Measure and Harmony: The Arabic Letterform Friday, Dec. 9, 6 30 8 30 p.m.
