The phrase "a realistic analytical" is not correct as it lacks a noun to complete the expression.
It could be used in contexts where you are describing a type of approach or method, but it needs to be part of a larger phrase.
Example: "We need a realistic analytical framework to assess the project's feasibility."
Alternatives: "a practical analysis" or "a pragmatic evaluation".
On the basis of a two stage-transformation assumption, a physically realistic analytical model for isothermal solid-state precipitation has been developed.
A more realistic analytical model of this structure subjected to random wind loads in which a non-white stochastic process in time and space is used is presented, and the coherence of the wind loads is further considered.
To better understand the physics underlying this type of wind-induced cable vibration and to elucidate various contributing factors, a more realistic analytical model which is capable of addressing the above elements is imperative.
Furthermore, some error is inevitably associated with fossil calibrations, despite more realistic analytical techniques that incorporate fossil dates as probability distributions rather than point estimates of divergence times [42], [43].
We estimated individual bone marrow radiation doses by the Realistic Analytical Dose Reconstruction with Uncertainty Estimation (RADRUE) method.
Experimental results show that the analytical model accurately predicts the performance of a realistic system.
The hazard confirmation, going beyond the analytical and effect confirmation, will result in a realistic picture of the environmental exposure and is highly relevant for risk assessments.
We demonstrate in this descriptive analytical study relying on primary and secondary data that the normative model district is a realistic model DR Congo district, with standardized functionality, resource usage, utilization, and interventions provided.
It is a realistic ambition.
