"quantity thereof" is a grammatically correct and usable expression in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the amount of something (often a specific item or material). For example: "The quantities of clothing that were donated to the homeless shelter were limited, so each person in need was only able to receive a small quantity thereof."
Most dietary surveys use this approach, which involves itemising all foods and drinks which were ingested during one or more days, as well as the quantities thereof [ 5].
The predictive Bayesian approach presented generates probability distributions for the quantity of interest (rather than parameters thereof).
It is now a normative process to reduce students by the quantity of their debt (or lack thereof) at the beginning of each semester.
The salads were virtually interchangeable except for the dressings: a very thin layer of green peppers or red peppers, red onion or yellow onions, tomatoes, carrots and chicken or some combination thereof, disguising a very large quantity of iceberg lettuce.
It is found that for the range in which the wavelength of the recipient is much longer than the typical cross-sectional dimension of the superstructure or primary excited section thereof—Helmholtz numbers below unity point quantities of the recipient, such as the ordinary point mobilities, apply.
The management problem lies not just in the quantity but also in the compatibility, or lack thereof.
In the model, we also consider the material and energy flow of wastes in accordance with the quantity and quality of waste emissions, the separation system, treatment technologies and combinations thereof, and energy recovery and use in other sectors.
Quantity is measured by the number of journal publications, which is 19.02 in total, thereof 6.90 obtained within the last 5 years, and 1.41 per year as far as all researchers are concerned and 122.2, 31.7 and 4.61, respectively, as far as the top 10 performers are concerned.
Or some combination thereof.
