The phrase "a full analysis takes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the time or effort required to conduct a comprehensive examination of a subject or data set.
Example: "In order to draw accurate conclusions, a full analysis takes several weeks to complete."
Alternatives: "a thorough analysis requires" or "an in-depth analysis demands".
Representatives of the Economic Development Corporation say any decision on the site's future depends on a full analysis, which will take time.
(To give a full analysis of this deal would take column feet, not inches. If you are curious, do not forget to analyze the effect of moving the heart ten from East to West).
A full analysis would also have to take into account the fact that products (work) use more than one type of input (e.g., fuel, labour, machinery), and that other factors besides input cost (e.g., a non-competitive market structure) may also affect the price of work.
A full economic analysis taking into account local transmission settings will be needed for local policy makers there may be transmission settings below which rapid diagnostic tests are not cost effective 16 but the clinical case for rapid diagnostic tests where there is no microscopy is clear.
A full analysis was also performed that took all human proteins in the Refseq database of proteins and RBH searched against the full database of zebrafish Refseq proteins.
A full analysis of what went wrong could take up to a year, he added.
The analyses of the primary and secondary end points will be performed in a full analysis set, which includes all patients who: took at least one dose of treatment during the study; do not present any serious violation of the study protocol; have data collected after treatment commencement.
But he said a full analysis of what went wrong with the plane could take up to a year.
While a full analysis of all the drugs tested at Shambhala will take months to complete, ANKORS is posting alarming findings in real time in order to warn festival-goers of the risks that are out there.
Read a full analysis of the maps here.
