"quantitatively examine" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an act of studying a phenomenon or subject closely in order to measure and analyze it. For example, "Researchers used a survey to quantitatively examine consumer preferences."
It is important to quantitatively examine the innovation implementation framework as it will allow for a more precise examination of proposed hypotheses as well as will allow researchers to compare results across settings, samples, and innovations.
This is the first study to quantitatively examine the perceived finishedness of icons.
We quantitatively examine the hypothesis that such an event was the cause of the lunar late heavy bombardment (LHB).
To quantitatively examine the implications of a NLCFS, we created the Transportation Regulation and Credit Trading (TRACT) Model.
Despite the importance, few studies have been devoted to quantitatively examine the effect of labeling on the molecular binding processes.
This paper introduced a one-dimensional analytical model to quantitatively examine the humidifying capacity of a Nafion™ membrane humidifier.
Blake et al. (2017a) conducted laboratory experiments to quantitatively examine the skid resistance (traction) and visibility of road markings on road surfaces covered by ash of different characteristics.
Since our model is both theoretically supported by previous literature and structural contingency theory, the use of survey analysis to quantitatively examine the empirically questionable relationships is appropriate.
We quantitatively examine the conditions under which a particle matrix misfit leads to matrix crack growth as a function of inclusion shape.
Values of accumulative osmotic damage were used to quantitatively examine the magnitude of the associated osmotic damage during cryoprotective agent (CPA) additions and dilutions.
Relying on 10 years of data, we use a quasi-experimental research design to quantitatively examine changes in land development in both cities.
