The phrase "a mix of analyses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a combination of different types of analyses or methods in a particular context, such as research or evaluation.
Example: "The report presents a mix of analyses to provide a comprehensive understanding of the data trends."
Alternatives: "a combination of analyses" or "a blend of analyses."
We assess the major characteristics and differences between these organizational choices, using a mix of qualitative and econometric analyses to examine their impact on scientific progress.
The methodology used a mix of workshops and individual lifeline analyses to collect the information required.
Process: The evaluation process was be a mix of participatory evaluation, data and documentary analyses.
Most studies were retrospective analyses, with a mix of diverse endometrial cancer stages, comparing dissimilar end points (e.g. number of lymph nodes per patient or per lymph node area, or per region of interest), using different treatment strategies, or performing lymphadenectomy to different levels of extent.
The data will then be analysed using a mix of qualitative and quantitative content analysis methods.
These three meta-analyses involved a mix of type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes.
SILC-MCHN survey data will be analysed using a mix of quantitative (for pre-coded responses) and qualitative (for open-ended responses) methods.
The strengths of the study are that the questionnaire was carefully prepared and piloted, the sampling was systematic, reminders and other means were used to try and boost the response rate, and the findings were rigorously analysed using a mix of quantitative and qualitative methods.
All citation analyses were conducted using a mix of the ISI Web of Knowledge database [16] and Google Scholar.
Immunohistochemical analyses were performed in the cerebellum, frontal lobe and medulla oblongata with a mix of mAb F89/160.1.5 and 2G11.
