The phrase "actually the analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when clarifying or emphasizing the nature of a discussion or examination regarding a specific subject or topic.
Example: "The report is actually the analysis of the recent market trends and their implications for our business strategy."
Alternatives: "specifically the examination of" or "essentially the evaluation of".
(IDP, 2 286/TP, 259) {§4.5} What I am chiefly concerned to establish is this: in metaphysics one must proceed analytically throughout, for the business of metaphysics is actually the analysis of confused cognitions.
Actually, the analysis of eHwalsbyiGI1 genes yielded an impressive arsenal of putative virus defence mechanisms.
Here, I'm actually painting the analysis of it, all memory.
Will this actually encourage the analysis of intelligence?
Actually, in the analysis of mouse tumor models, oncogenic-event specific cell cycle phase distributions were observed.
It was actually discovered during the analysis of the Apollo samples.
At the same time this is a great opportunity to have a lasting impact outside academia: there is a high likelihood that the student work will actually be used in the analysis of climate policy by the federal government.
31 However, the weight of this study was actually only 17% in the analysis of fasting glucose 100 to 125 mg/dL and 27% in the analysis of fasting glucose 110 to 125 mg/dL.
Thus I would like to ask the authors to discuss and also compare commercial databases (Transfac is actually pretty good for the analysis of pluripotent stem cells) as an alternative and where the authors see their concept in regard to such existing concepts.
In the analysis of actually achieved oxygenation, we studied all patients independent of admission diagnosis.
Actually, the STRUCTURE analysis of the AFLP data shows admixture between X. franciscoi and a representative of the neighbouring X. mesostena population in agreement with the observation of a narrow hybrid zone between the two species [ 21].
