The word 'measurement' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun used to refer to the act or process of measured or the size, amount, or degree of something that is measured. Example Sentence: Temperature measurements indicate the weather is going to be warmer this week.
This other strange quantum property means that when the atom is measured, the measurement automatically reveals the state of the photon, while leaving the photon itself intact.
Meanwhile, get measuring.* "Report by the Commission on the Measurement of Economic Performance and Social Progress".
Twenty-four angulas make one hasta, which is one of the universal measurement units of mankind – the length of a forearm measured out to the extended middle finger.
According to Robert Watson of the World Bank, who is also head of the IPCC panel, "we know how to measure carbon in trees and soil, but we need a measurement system that is very dense, frequent and complete".
Mr Reeves and his Brookings colleague Kimberly Howard take a composite measure of these things called the HOME scale (Home Observation for Measurement of the Environment) and relate it to how well children do in later life, using data from a big federal survey of those born in the 1980s and 1990s.The results are striking.
Related: 10 tips for charity impact measurement How charities attempt to communicate this is crucial.
The use of barley as the ultimate foundation stone of measurement appears to be another universal element (alongside the forearm, the foot and the breadth of a finger), so that, for instance, you will find it underwriting the system of measurements used by the Vikings.
Data from the measurement firm Nielsen Online shows Google Maps has a 21.4% reach among the world's web users, compared with 1.4% for Multimap.
The current frontier of happiness measurement, as practised by neuroeconomists and neuromarketers, is to circumvent how people report they feel, in search of how they 'really' feel.
Happiness measurement comes in many varieties, some frightening, others motivated by sincere concern for the public good.
If Dubai ends up at the bleeding edge of real-time, high-tech happiness measurement, what does that tell us about the latent political vision underlying this science?
