The phrase "a visual analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the examination or interpretation of visual elements, such as images, videos, or artworks.
Example: "In this paper, I will conduct a visual analysis of the painting to explore its themes and techniques."
Alternatives: "a visual examination" or "a visual assessment".
A visual analysis of Figure 2A shows that there are two populations of neurons that generate bursts with different rate.
CiteSpace III, an information visualization and analysis software, was used to make a visual analysis.
Similarly, taken together, Bioconductor [ 9] can be considered a visual analysis platform because it includes modules for both analysis and visualization.
He spent his days engaged in a visual analysis of unstructured data — looking, as he put it, for a needle in a haystack.
But a visual analysis of national data on drunken driving puts the disparity into stark relief — and suggests whose lives might be saved by a proposal to lower the legal blood-alcohol limit.
In this phase, the selection started from a visual analysis of the prototype and neglected local deformations.
A visual analysis between the distribution of the survey results and the predicted distributions was then performed.
A visual analysis of the spatial distribution patterns of the NDVI and of the simulated ETr-rates shows some correspondences.
Also from a visual analysis, the pansharpened image obtained with ALI-PAN (Figure22) seems to be sharper than when a QuickBird-PAN image was used for pan-sharpening.
In addition to using statistical analyses to estimate the accuracy of measurement data, providing a visual analysis of data sources within a VR environment can be very helpful.
On a visual analysis, the fused images obtained from the Indusion approach appear to be very sharp, as can be observed comparing Figures5 and6.
