The phrase "a stronger analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the depth or rigor of different analyses, suggesting that one is more thorough or effective than another.
Example: "In order to support our argument, we need to provide a stronger analysis of the data presented."
Alternatives: "a more robust analysis" or "a deeper analysis".
The matched case-control design allowed for a stronger analysis, compared with a non-matched case-control design.
Thus, in addition to providing a simpler presentation of the results, the structural equation approach yielded a stronger analysis.
Secondly, a larger sample size would have allowed for a stronger analysis than the one performed in this study.
Lastly, a stronger analysis might have been possible by including profiling of RNA from peripheral blood mononuclear cells, enabling the evaluation of an even larger number of analytes and the inclusion of other key molecules in the TNF-α pathway [ 30].
As Steve Coll wrote in a strong analysis of the bounty program, that may, indeed, be the key question — not just for one coach, or one team, but for the N.F.L. as a whole.
Robert Kuttner offers a strong analysis of Geithner's strategy to salvage the banking industry in The American Prospect, noting that Geithner is explicitly avoiding the simplest and cheapest solution in favor of propping up the current Wall Street regime.
Such a process begins with a strong analysis of potential risks, a shared understanding of the level of tolerance of risk across partners, strong risk communication within and between organisations particularly at 'crisis' moments, robust risk mitigation and a sense of solidarity and trust among partners.
"That, in a way, is the stronger analysis in this particular paper," he says.
This study should be seen as a first step towards stronger analysis of musculoskeletal outcome by using longitudinal data.
"There's a very strong analysis to say if the committee were pursuing an impeachment proceeding that would give them a very strong need to have access to relevant information from a criminal investigation," John Bies, chief counsel for American Oversight, a liberal accountability group, and a former deputy counsel for the Justice Department, said.
A strong statistical analysis of frequencies on workload is necessary to achieve required objectives of energy efficiency.
