The phrase "quantification of efficiency" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the measurement or calculation of how efficient something is. Example: The quantification of efficiency in our production process has shown that we are able to produce 20% more products with the same resources.
Gene delivery in combination with molecular imaging and targeting enables diagnostic assessment, treatment monitoring and quantification of efficiency, and confirmation of cure, thus fulfilling the great promise of efficient and personalized medicine.
Although the intravenous inoculation model does not recapitulate the natural route of transmission via tick bite, it does allow the delivery of known numbers of bacteria, and allows quantification of efficiency of crossing microvascular walls to colonize tissues distant from the inoculation site.
Ecotoxicological quantification of treatment efficiency will supplement chemical water analyses (cf. "flood-hydrotox").
The well-characterised hydrodynamics of the PFC allows the prediction of collision rates using Smoluchowski's theory and therefore the quantification of the efficiency of aggregation.
This study introduces a new method and associated techniques for the evaluation and quantification of resource efficiency in mining operations.
All of the programs were conducted in MATLAB, and they were not optimized for computational speed because we were interested only in obtaining a rough and relative quantification of the efficiency of the different methods.
This visual technique allowed the quantification of mixing efficiency, as well as identification of issues such as flow recycling, stagnant zones, and other inconsistencies in the mixing dynamics.
Time domain fluorescence lifetime imaging provides an accurate quantification of FRET efficiency, EFRET, because it is fluorochrome concentration-independent and insensitive to fluorescence bleed-through.
At stand level, the model was implemented for theoretical analysis of the effects of environmental changes on forest ecosystems in West Europe and for the quantification of the efficiency of different types of forest thinning.
Referring to Fig. 5, on the one hand the percentage of correct answers is a proper quantification of the efficiency of the application of the various reconstruction algorithms for low-contrast details identification, on the other hand the standard deviation is a good descriptor of inter-observer's variability of image quality evaluation.
Ecological intensification aimed at simultaneously closing these two gaps requires process-level understanding and system-level quantification of current efficiency of the use of land and other production factors at multiple scales (field, farm, landscape, regional and global economy).
