The phrase "a last analysis" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression is "in the final analysis" or "in the last analysis."
Example: "In the final analysis, we must consider all the evidence before making a decision."
Alternatives: "ultimately" or "when all is said and done."
The RJR Nabisco story probably will not end for years, at which point one hopes that Mr. Burrough and Mr. Helyar will check in with a last analysis.
A last analysis was conceived to investigate the change of pRC during treatment interruptions.
Finally, with the aim of establishing whether this association depended on completed suicide or suicide attempt, we performed a last analysis which only included suicide attempters.
In a last analysis, the adjusted impact of impulsivity-hyperactivity, habitual eating behavior, and parenting style on food intake and food choices in response to acute stress exposure was analyzed using mixed linear regression adjusting for the same covariates, including weight category and randomization arm.
That's a staggering 115% increase since our last analysis just a year-and-a-half ago.
In a third and last analysis, we selected sequences that increased in length, but in which the tempo change was halfway (BA, BBAA, BBBAAA, BBBBAAAA, and BBBBBAAAAA) and compared the pattern of DLs with the pattern established by Drake and Botte (1993).
"For a naturalistic approach, in the last analysis, ethics is a product of a long evolutionary process" [ 57].
In the last analysis, an attempt to enforce a law which, to the average person, seems to produce an unjust or surprising result will not succeed.
That's a hop from 63.3percentt in 2012, the year of the last analysis, and a leap from 1970, when roughly a quarter could claim the title.
In the last analysis, a turtle, although lacking know-how, knows how to live.
In the last analysis, a reasonable jury could find substantial similarity either present or absent.
