The phrase "a baseline analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an initial assessment or evaluation of a particular subject or data set.
Example: "The report includes a baseline analysis of the current market trends to inform future strategies."
Alternatives: "an initial assessment of" or "a preliminary evaluation of".
We also conducted a GNSS Global Navigation Satellite Systemm) observation at each gravity measurement point and determined the position from a baseline analysis of GNSS.
This paper provides a baseline analysis of TFP growth over time with and without considering CO2 emissions from 1990 to 2000.
In Section 2.5 we'll consider some approaches to coercion that attempt to escape from a "baseline" analysis of threats and offers.
By providing a baseline analysis of household energy choices, the study fulfills the preceding condition necessary to take the next step of investigating spillover effects on the environment and rural Ethiopian culture.
A baseline analysis of the individual's safe independent status is recorded.
We previously reported the results of a baseline analysis of blood donors at the JPMC blood bank as part of a pilot phase to develop a sentinel surveillance system for HBV and HCV infections [ 10].
After a baseline analysis, a bivariate analysis of the dichotomous and numeric parameters was performed using analysis of variance (ANOVA) and chi-square tests.
As a baseline analysis, the results of a uniform temperature condition at 850 K showed that the low temperature chemistry associated with the DME fuel was highly effective in promoting autoignition.
Furthermore, a detailed baseline analysis of the leaf arabinoxyloglucan component was conducted on SR-1 plants in preparation for a comparative analysis with the transgenic lines.
Cross sectional baseline analysis of a cohort of HIV + pregnant women (HPW) enrolled in the study entitled Antiretroviral Management of Antenatal and Natal HIV Infection (AMANI, peace in Kiswahili language).
The present study refers to the cross sectional baseline analysis of a 12-month cohort study which evaluates risk factors and protective factors of pain generalization in primary care CLBP patients.
