The phrase "a more holistic analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an approach that considers multiple factors or perspectives in a comprehensive manner.
Example: "To truly understand the issue at hand, we need to conduct a more holistic analysis that takes into account social, economic, and environmental factors."
Alternatives: "a more comprehensive analysis" or "a broader analysis".
And branching out into a more holistic analysis it is the Spin's conviction that the reason South Africa once again "choked" in a major ICC competition is that they failed to hit lots and lots of sixes, particularly in those matches they lost due to not scoring enough runs quickly enough because of hitting too few sixes.
Especially if they release the numbers we need for a more holistic analysis.
If visual characteristics of daylight, such as contrast and spatial compositions, can be objectively measured, we can contribute to a more holistic analysis of daylit architecture with metrics that complement existing illumination and comfort-based performance criteria.
Beyond specific code analysis, the product also pulls in other signals so it can provide a more holistic analysis of the business effectiveness when it comes to software development – looking at areas such as budgets, location of the team, and any IT tickets received.
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.
We do not mean to suggest that metrics like species richness should be ignored, but a more holistic analysis of assemblage structure, including measures which incorporate the degree of relatedness among species, is necessary to fully understand patterns of diversity.
Collectively, this more holistic analysis of the flood system can identify likely trends in flood risk and the wide range of potential mitigation options embracing engineering, ecological, or socioeconomic measures, including hybrid combined approaches.
Our perception about the development of insecticide resistance in insects, traditionally attributed to either a target site alteration or the up-regulation of various detoxification genes (such as P450s, esterases and GSTs), is recently changing due to our ability to address such questions in a more holistic way through transcriptomic analysis.
To generate a more holistic, integrative picture of this phenomenon, a meta-analysis of the human sickness behavior literature was conducted.
The proposed solution takes a more holistic view of system capability identification and trade-off analysis.
Combining in depth analysis of tasks realization with a more holistic model of the entire use phase, this protocol can support the design activities.
