The phrase "a tailored analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an analysis that has been customized or specifically designed to meet particular needs or requirements.
Example: "The consultant provided a tailored analysis of the market trends to help the company make informed decisions."
Alternatives: "a customized analysis" or "a personalized analysis."
This paper details the methodology of sizing and dispatching distributed generation components, outlines eight databases that are employed to capture regional variations in pricing and building dynamics, and discusses the myriad of customizations available to provide a tailored analysis for a single building or national impact studies.
Default configuration of the pipeline is set to the pipeline described for the benchmarking in this work, however, it is also customizable to allow for a tailored analysis.
The videos featured an introduction from Hodgson then tailored analysis for each player, presented by coaches Gary Neville and Ray Lewington, Hodgson said he had no idea if the players had watched the videos.
Filters can be applied in order to export genotype data on a subset of chips or SNPs for tailored analysis.
A summary of the results of the 'PPARα- tailored analysis' is presented in Figure 7.
PathRanker's functions are completely flexible allowing for either an analysis of the complete KEGG network or more tailored analysis of pathways between specific compounds and KEGG pathway groups.
The HPVdb tightly integrates curated data and information on both antigen sequences and immunological epitopes with tailored analysis tools to aid rational vaccine design by discovery of vaccine targets.
The application of the IPCRN to electronically extract and collect antimicrobial prescribing data directly form primary care practices has facilitated a tailored regional prescribing analysis as presented in this paper.
However, compared to GO analysis, the "PPARα-tailored analysis" annotated a higher percentage of the analyzed genes (i.e. ~50% vs. ~25% respectively) as well as identified additional and novel PPARα-related functional categories.
Due to the fact that the GO analysis resulted in functional annotation of only a sub-fraction of the total number of significant genes (~25% genes per liver model), an additional functional analysis, referred to as "PPARα-tailored analysis", was performed.
The "PPARα-tailored analysis" was performed gene by gene using the open access database GeneCards.
