The phrase "major measurements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a reference to an amount or range of significant numerical estimations. For example, "The researchers conducted a study to measure the amount of material needed for the project and took into account all major measurements."
The major measurements are (1) the degree of UES relaxation as measured by the nadir UES pressure, referenced to hypopharyngeal pressure; (2) the magnitude of the intrabolus pressure, as a measure of the resistance to flow across the UES; and (3) the presence or absence of pharyngeal peristalsis.
This randomized, controlled trial conducted at community centers in Memphis, Tennessee requires major measurements at baseline and at 12 and 24 months post-randomization.
Traffic increased from March to April by all major measurements except time spent per viewer, perhaps in part because in warmer weather people were spending less time watching videos.
All the major measurements of home prices adjust for this seasonal effect.
Cephalometric tracing and major measurements were followed as figure 3. The power to detect linkage was calculated using the program SLINK with 500 replicates.
To test the reproducibility of the major measurements of this study, a second independent composting experiment was conducted in August 2009 following the same procedure as described above.
The second part is devoted to displaying major measurement scales that have been designed with a view to measuring this construct.
A major measurement of investment in long-term success is research and development expenditure.
Here's a quick rundown of the major measurement systems for workplace chemical exposure, and what they represent.
Since the accuracy and reliability of the major measurement instrumentations affect the actual performance of the DCV strategy significantly, the commissioning and calibration of major measurement instrumentations are presented as well.
This article describes a 6-stage iterative process for developing accessible computer-administered measurement instruments grounded in the procedures implemented across several major measurement initiatives.
