The phrase "aim of the analyses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective of a set of analyses in a research or analytical context.
Example: "The aim of the analyses was to determine the effectiveness of the new treatment method."
Alternatives: "objective of the analyses" or "purpose of the analyses".
The aim of the analyses is to determine the corrosion effects on the natural periods and mode shapes of vibration.
Aim of the analyses was to predict and to improve part properties based on an enhanced process understanding.
A principal aim of the analyses is to provide background for the development of dislocation nucleation criteria for use in discrete dislocation plasticity calculations.
The aim of the analyses described in this paper is to optimise resources and investments in the investigation of the variables in pile reliability.
The aim of the analyses presented was to derive a zoning of forest health conditions in Saxony on the basis of soil, topographic and vegetation parameters.
The aim of the analyses is determining how different geometry variations will affect the structural integrity of the unit and if these could contribute to the turbine's scale-up by either modifying the structure's modal properties, improving its structural integrity, or reducing capital expenditure (CAPEX).
On the other hand, because of the exploratory aim of these analyses, the significance threshold was set to 0.05 and not corrected.
The aim of these analyses of the German Wismut uranium miners' cohort study is to further evaluate the relationship between radon and extrapulmonary cancers.
The aim of these analyses is to verify the independence of the effect among the markers.
The aims of the analyses presented in this paper were as follows: 1.
The aims of the analyses in this paper are to describe the impact of COPD on health status in adults aged ≥40 years and to identify determinants of low health status in people with COPD.
