The phrase "a point analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a detailed examination or evaluation of a specific aspect or element of a subject.
Example: "The report includes a point analysis of the financial trends over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a detailed analysis of" or "a focused examination of".
The underlying geometry of the problem is investigated together with a critical point analysis of the resulting cost function.
In this section, we conduct a critical point analysis of the cost function g2 on the product COP manifold.
Similarly, for the purpose of our study during an early point analysis of the injected myocardium (day 3 post infraction and cell transplantation, data not shown) we detected areas with clustered GFP cells.
I'm tempted to do a point by point analysis of the data Barroso presents to claim that adjustment is proceeding at an acceptable pace.
The main tools for our analysis are: (a) the fixed point analysis of infinite dimensional operators and; (b) the convergence of Riemann sums to an integral.
One's comment could be as simple as "I support the strengthening of patient engagement requirements of the proposed Stage 2 Meaningful Use requirements" or as involved as a point by point analysis of the proposal.
While our first report was a single-time point analysis of the rhizosphere microbiota, longitudinal studies of microbiome dynamics and heritability in the field are underway.
A single time point analysis of the host gene expression profile using intestinal tissues from pigs naturally affected with PE was recently described [ 31].
XRF point analysis of an orange site on the lower flower reveals Cd and Hg, consistent with a Cd-containing pigment and vermilion (Fig. 3c).
For a single-point analysis of DNA synthesis, cells were incubated with 1 mCu per well H-thymidine in fresh media added for 4 h at the end of environmental exposures.
