The phrase "a suite of analyses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or set of different analyses conducted for a specific purpose or study.
Example: "The research team presented a suite of analyses to support their findings on climate change."
Alternatives: "a set of analyses" or "a collection of analyses."
This has led the Bureau of Rural Sciences BRSS) to use this tool as one of a suite of analyses and models in the assessment of Exceptional Circumstances drought applications.
The state of preservation of the skeletons is fair to good making a suite of analyses worthwhile.
Most recently, a suite of analyses defined 11 quantum chemical classes associated with five levels of biological function using 241 compounds.
Through a combination of a suite of analyses we have extended the fundamental understanding of the genetics underlying iron uptake and homeostasis in plants, but specifically soybean.
Transcripts were submitted to a suite of analyses to investigate their identity, diversity and function in the venom gland, as well as the presence of their products in the venom.
Each transcriptome was subjected to a suite of analyses to investigate the diversity of toxin-like sequences and overall gene ontology within acrorhagi of aggressive and non-aggressive polyps.
A suite of sensitivity analyses was performed to investigate the impact of different injection scenarios (e.g. different volume and injection rate) on nZVI migration.
Using a suite of chemical analyses, the researchers found that a subset of the groundwater samples contained low levels of organic compounds in areas close to natural gas wells.
We performed a suite of sensitivity analyses to evaluate the impact of size of heat load, size of air storage, ratio of expander to compressor size, and length of pipeline on the economic feasibility of D-CAES.
A suite of these analyses is carried out for all the OBTM data.
A suite of physicochemical analyses were conducted which showed recent ash, from 2001 and 2002 explosive phases, to be of similar composition to the historical deposits (trachy-basaltic) but rather coarser (< 2.4 c.v.% sub-10 μm material and <11.5 c.v.% sub-10 μm material, respectively), but the potential for post-depositional fragmentation by wind and vehicles should not be ignored.
