"measured dimensions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a physical measurement of something, such as a length or width. For example, "The measured dimensions of the room were 4m by 4m."
By Direct Simulation Monte Carlo method the conductances of these short tubes were calculated from the measured dimensions.
From the measured dimensions, the values of minimum, maximum, mean, standard deviation (SD), standard error of mean (SEM), coefficient of variation (CV), 5th and 95th percentile values were determined.
The rate at which identified issues were resolved was generally higher in the study group than in the control group, suggesting the possibility of improvements in care quality along measured dimensions and enhanced diffusion of new protocols based on new clinical evidence.
(g) Measured dimensions of nanowires.
Research has extended photogrammetry into videogrammetry; for instance, (Fathi and Brilakis 2012) measured dimensions of a roof using two video cameras based on SfM.
This interpretation is validated by a model fit comparing the actually measured dimensions with the dominant axis according to the covariance analysis (see Section "Validation of axis interpretation").
Yet, despite such long-standing theoretical links between neighborhoods and social networks, empirical research rarely considers or measures dimensions of geography and social network mechanisms simultaneously.
A richer construct needs to be created to measure dimensions of students' sense of threat.
We included instruments measuring dimensions of physical activity or related constructs.
Clinical indicators are tools used to measure dimensions of care and services.
In addition, Parker et al. refer to sixteen trials measuring dimensions of quality of life, which may incorporate emotional status.
