The phrase "a composite analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an analysis that combines multiple elements or components to provide a comprehensive understanding of a subject.
Example: "The report includes a composite analysis of the various factors affecting market trends."
Alternatives: "a combined analysis" or "an integrated analysis".
A composite analysis of meteorological data revealed that the anomalously high daily streamflow events coincided with Rossby waves emanating from the tropical Pacific and an eastern mean sea-level pressure (MSLP) dipole pattern in which negative MSLP anomalies were situated over the southeast US and positive MSLP anomalies were situated over the northwestern North Atlantic Ocean.
Billinton and Wenyuan [19] used the two-state weather model and the Monte Carlo sampling technique to incorporate the variable weather conditions in a composite analysis.
A composite analysis was made using the data presented here and that from previously published transcriptomics and proteomics experiments for Eukarya [13] and Bacteria [19], [23].
This study represents a composite analysis of the effects of TNFα in HepG2 cells that encompasses the altered transcriptome profiling, the functional analysis of the up- and down- regulated genes and the identification of conserved transcription factor binding sites.
However, in order to provide an alternative context in which to evaluate the sequence-structure trees, a second set of analyses of nucleotide data only for each of the three classes of green algae and a composite analysis for the Chlorophyta was completed.
We thus used GenMapp [ 21] to visualize a composite analysis of DNA copy number of this pathway (Fig. 3).
A simple isostrain composite analysis illustrates that a more interconnected skeleton shields more load from the matrix.
It had shown that this peridynamic model had a great potential for composite analysis.
The resulting elastodynamic equations, initial, boundary and interfacial conditions in the transform domain are solved by employing a wave propagation in composite analysis which forms the second approach.
The resulting coupled elastodynamic and electric equations, initial, boundary and interfacial conditions in the transform domain are solved by employing a wave propagation in piezoelectric composite analysis which forms the second approach.
A composite kinetic analysis procedure was applied to evaluate the full kinetic triplet from nonisothermal kinetic data.
