The phrase "a computerized analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an examination or evaluation that is conducted using computer technology or software.
Example: "The research paper presents a computerized analysis of the data collected from various sources."
Alternatives: "a digital assessment of" or "an automated evaluation of".
The findings were based on a computerized analysis of nearly four decades of visibility records collected at 137 observation stations.
Gibbs & Cox did a computerized analysis of the issue, based in part on new findings of the metallurgical makeup of Titanic's steel.
In street-culture circles, Evan Roth is already a boldface name, with a résumé that includes collaborating with Jay-Z on a music video and creating a computerized analysis of graffiti motion.
We compared annual stem flow to the results of a computerized analysis of all branches from the 2002, 2004, and 2006 annual growth whorls of 97 ten-year-old trees from the Aspen Free-Air CO2 and O3 Enrichment (Aspen FACE) experiment in Rhinelander, WI.
In this work, we combined selected structured EMR entries with a computerized analysis of free-text documentation to detect reference patients with acute respiratory infections with sensitivities up to 99%, or PPV up to 68%.
With a computerized analysis on the images of snakes using the proposed database and classification approach, we hope that more studies would come out to generate interest on this topic.
Since the methodology is based on a computerized analysis, the mixture of anomeric and ring forms is not regarded as a limitation but will instead be used in advantageous way, acting as a fingerprint, to identify the sugar residues and their absolute configurations.
A computerized analysis leads to the definition of an index for the risk of total loss in a 500-meter grid.
A quantified or computerized analysis of visual fields that approximates a human interpretation of an automated visual field faces particular challenges in three areas – detection, progression, and characterization of the defect.
What many of the recent efforts have in common is a belief that computerized analysis of big data sets can deliver cures, predict outbreaks and discover patterns that would have been impossible for the human brain to process.
A direct application of what is presented in the book is a branch of the computerized analysis of medical images, called computational anatomy.
