The phrase "an analysis of multiple" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of several items, subjects, or data points in a particular context.
Example: "The report presents an analysis of multiple case studies to highlight the effectiveness of the new strategy."
Alternatives: "an examination of several" or "a review of various".
Though parents often worry that physical education takes time away from the classroom, an analysis of multiple studies instead found strong evidence that physical activity improved academic performance.
According to an analysis of multiple carbon-dated sites conducted in 1984 by James I. Mead and David J. Meltzer, 75percentt of the larger animals (those of more than 40 kilograms live weight) that became extinct during the late Pleistocene did so by about 10,800 to 10,000 years ago.
Quantitative data are scant, but an analysis of multiple ethnicities leads to tentative observations.
And an analysis of multiple groups of users participating in IL and SL will be provided in the later subsection, respectively.
The overall performance of the method was assessed by an analysis of multiple simulated populations.
In an analysis of multiple groups, it has been suggested that a threshold of 200 times the number of groups is sufficient [ 70].
This sum was nearly seven times the value of what he sold five years ago and more than any other agent in northern Westchester County, according to an analysis of multiple-listing data.
An analysis of multiple-choice questions and modified essay questions (MEQs) used for summative assessment in a clinical undergraduate curriculum was undertaken.
An improvement of the space resolution is obtained, through an analysis of the multiple scattering of muon tracks as they pass through our detector.
Explanations that are adequate for the historical world will require an analysis of the multiple partial contents that are relevant in a particular context.
The effect of the intervention was evaluated using an analysis of covariance (multiple regression) model.
