The phrase "a holistic analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are attempting to describe an analysis that considers the entirety of a subject. For example, "A holistic analysis of the data revealed an unexpected correlation between the two variables."
Second, some students are admitted under a "holistic" analysis of all of their qualifications, including their race.
Here, through a holistic analysis of a courtship display, we uncovered previously unquantified synchronization between visual and acoustic display components in hummingbird dives.
Consequently, the partial reconstruction of communication networks provided by the aforementioned methods does not usually allow a holistic analysis.
This paper presents a holistic analysis for the network design problem of the intermodal liner shipping system.
We combine data from different representations, design tools and methods for a holistic analysis of the resulting shapes.
We present a holistic analysis of the interactions of farming activities and ecological patterns within a gradient of landscape structure.
While many often cite the "miracle of modern food production" as a prime example of the indispensable benefits of a scientific approach, a more holistic analysis reveals the many unintended horrors that have accompanied the undeniably impressive accomplishments of science-based agriculture.
In recent studies the modelling approach has been extended to a more holistic analysis of a region and to spatial scenario techniques (e.g. [41]).
One possibility for an efficient categorization is a coarse holistic analysis of objects based on fast processing of low spatial frequencies [7], [17], [26].
A more holistic analysis may result in understanding the woman is a mother, and her adult-aged daughter follows a plant-based diet.
Rifkin (89) remarked that measuring community participation indicators and collecting a wider range of data on CE processes will enable a more holistic analysis of CE studies rather than the traditional RCT approach, which may not be capable of illustrating community changes in a comprehensive manner.
