The phrase "aim of analytic" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to the purpose or goal of an analytical process or method, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The aim of analytic methods is to derive meaningful insights from complex data sets."
Alternatives: "goal of analysis" or "purpose of analytics".
The aim of our analytic strategy was to develop a summary measure of adversities which captured the relationships between them in the most parsimonious way.
Working back from a given proposition, assumed as conclusion, to premises by means of which that proposition can be derived, is facilitated by a thorough training in the whole syllogistic system, which it was the aim of the Analytics to provide.
This paper examined the management of diarrhoea at sub-national levels with the aim of providing an analytic view towards linking diarrhoea management to sources of care within the Nigeria context.
Finally we note that the aim of our data analytic approach was to develop summary measures to account for the interrelationships between family-focused adversities.
With the aim of enriching the analytic sample with persons likely to have liver steatosis, we matched the 497 individuals who met the SLD criteria with an equal number of individuals who had none of the SLD criteria.
The aim of our meta-analytic review was to provide an overview of findings from empirical studies on this subject.
Despite all these limitations, the aim of our decision-analytic experiments was to improve the quality of decisions made in the face of uncertainty and incomplete information.
The aim of this meta-analytic study was to investigate the efficacy of relaxation training programs which are currently used to treat anxiety disorders and to reduce anxiety in general.
We aim to show the contribution of analytic dimension and denoising based on regularization of coefficients depending on the local neighborhood and phase.
The analytic aim of the paper was to determine whether and how much the selected personality-related variables potentially confounded the relationship between interpersonal discrimination and depressive symptoms.
