The phrase "tool of measurement" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something used to measure or quantify something else. For example, "The ruler was the perfect tool of measurement for determining the length of the board."
New Yorkers, however, have long used a more anecdotal tool of measurement: their own experiences.
James A. Smith, a Verizon spokesman, said that customer service representatives "don't have to do anything by script," and that the scripts were just a "management tool of measurement".
More specifically, they portray key actants in the assessment process in patterned ways: the test instrument is represented as a neutral tool of measurement, the clinician as administrator and instructor; and the child as the focal figure whose conduct is made to appear independent of the other participants and suggestive of diagnostic symptoms.
It can be applied to arbitrary recommendation networks, thereby acting as a novel tool of measurement for an increasingly important dimension of recommendation systems.
The aim of this study was to use ultrasonographic measurements of gastric emptying in the critically ill as a tool of measurement of the impact of different specific factors of ICU stay on bowl emptying.
There are some who will cry that measurement over content is dehumanizing, but science is merely the tool of measurement.
The effectiveness of science instruction, which aims to assure students' complete and accurate understanding of science concepts, can only be effectively evaluated when it is measured with appropriate tools of measurement.
The project suggests that cultural factors influence our use of numbers, which are often thought of as purely objective tools of measurement.
The rationale for such actions is based on the fact that in Spain, as in most other countries, around 30% of ED consultations are identified as inadequate demand, using objective tools of measurement [41 43].
As was the case for proteomics and genomics, tools of measurement led the way.
Thirdly, it used validated and well accepted tools of measurement (IES-R).
