The phrase "a classical analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a traditional or established examination of a subject or topic, often in academic or scholarly contexts.
Example: "The paper presents a classical analysis of the themes in Shakespeare's works."
Alternatives: "a traditional examination of" or "a conventional study of".
A repeated measure design was employed where a classical analysis of variance (ANOVA) explored the impact of stimulus identity (target or distractor) and emotional valence on response latency and accuracy.
Note that if (sigma_{1}=frac{d}{4}) or (sigma_{2}=frac{1-d}{4}), then (N^{-1}) is exponentially small compared to ε, and therefore a classical analysis of the convergence can be made.
To find genes that were differentially expressed in treated and untreated samples, we applied a classical analysis of variance for each gene and carried out pairwise Tukey's post hoc tests between the groups.
Such studies, however, can only be performed on male recombination, so the only access to fine-scale patterns of female recombination could only be obtained through a classical analysis of families [ 11].
For a classical analysis (and in absence of common environmental effects), Falconer and Mackay [ 11] showed that the optimal family size for a specific number of observations under a full-sib design was n = 2/ h.
In a classical analysis the single, point estimates of the diagnostic test's sensitivity and specificty are used in these estimators.
After a brief and classical analysis of the functions of the proteins present in the central proteome, which matches gene microarray results, we reveal important new findings regarding the gene structures of genes coding the central proteome, location on pathways in relation with drug targets, and global properties of the interaction network connecting the central proteome.
The ensemble averaged information obtained from classical analysis of a vast number of molecules inherently averages out any underlying analyte and/or process heterogeneity.
In the classical analysis of bending of a beam resting on simple supports, the effect of the horizontal component of reaction force is often neglected for small deflection analysis.
de Groot and colleagues (41) have interpreted their analysis of the residual dipolar coupling-restrained 2K39 ensemble as supporting a lock-and-key model of allostery as typically envisioned for the classical analysis of Monod, Wyman, and Changeux (65).
This is the same as that interpreted from the DN and exactly coincides with classical analysis of the system.
