The phrase "a more extended analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a detailed examination or evaluation of a subject or topic.
Example: "In this report, we will provide a more extended analysis of the economic impacts of climate change."
Alternatives: "a more comprehensive analysis" or "a more thorough analysis".
A more extended analysis of the wide-open race in Iowa can be found in this morning's post.
In fact, the data collected here were directly compared to a more extended analysis of one lineage from the previous study (termed 3D) that actually did survive to burst 50 [ 22].
Schito et al. [ 75] in a more extended analysis of immune defects in the Wip1 null mice, showed that Wip1 is vital during the double negative to double positive T cell transition.
For a more extended analysis, we separately analyzed the conservation levels of four different types of base pairs, that is, secondary, canonical tertiary, noncanonical tertiary, and secondary A-minor interaction sites (fig. 5 a), based on alignments of hundreds of rRNA sequences.
Here's Simon Rogers's more extended analysis of the deaths with a warning footnote by Jacob Shapiro at Princeton University.
This difference could be explained by the fact that the earlier analysis was performed in a more extended type 2 diabetes cohort, which also included patients who were referred to secondary care.
However, definition 1 was able to characterize bursts over a more extended range and it was therefore used for later analysis.
In contrast, crystallographic analysis of Lys-linked triUb reveals a more extended conformation.
The basis and related conclusions of this paper are not in contrast with principles and theoretical framework of thermodynamics and highlight a more extended approach to exergy definitions already reported in literature that remain the reference ground of present analysis.
The other possible outcomes suggested a more extended struggle.
(Kornhauser [2004] provides a more extended account).
