The phrase "a planned analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an analysis that has been organized or scheduled in advance, often in a research or business context.
Example: "The team conducted a planned analysis of the market trends to inform their strategy."
Alternatives: "a scheduled analysis" or "a structured analysis".
The Senate agreed to shift money from the Crusader into the Army's account for development of future weapons systems with the proviso that the Pentagon complete a planned analysis of the Crusader and artillery alternatives.
A planned analysis in participants with severe baseline pain revealed similar results.Over 9 months, CBT of insomnia was effective for older adults with OA pain and insomnia.
Following a planned analysis at week 16, the MVC q.d.
One study reported outcomes selectively (a planned analysis of cardiorespiratory fitness was not reported owing to concerns over inaccuracies in study data).
A planned analysis in 2014/15 will provide data on the dynamics of HPV infection and additional correlative clinical findings in a population at full risk from HR-HPV-related malignant disease.
Here, we present a planned analysis of tumoural ERCC1 expression from a randomised, phase II clinical trial of cisplatin-radiotherapy with or without erlotinib in locally advanced HNSCC (Martins et al, 2013a).
In addition to the intent-to-treat analysis, a planned sensitivity analysis was run using the participants' "as-treated" status; post-hoc exploratory analyses were also done.
A post-hoc planned analysis of the STOP-NIDDM trial also revealed a close correlation of the conversion of IGT to type 2 diabetes and incident cases of hypertension [ 65].
Planned enrolment was 240 patients, but the trial was stopped early following a planned interim analysis after the accrual of 152 patients, and analysis of response rates and survival for the first 120 patients entered in the trial.
If confirmed by the planned analysis of a larger amount of samples, the preservation conditions of the birch bark objects suggest the possibility to perform drying treatments without previous consolidation and to limit consolidation locally avoiding full impregnation.
Because prior statistical evidence existed for homogeneity of effect sizes, the planned analysis used a fixed effect model.
