The phrase "an analysis would be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a discussion or explanation about what an analysis entails or its implications.
Example: "An analysis would be beneficial in understanding the underlying trends in the data."
Alternatives: "a review could be" or "an examination might be".
Such an analysis would be an important contribution to contemporary understanding.
Such an analysis would be much more stylized and model-based, although it could potentially yield useful insights.
For example, such an analysis would be helpful in interpreting the numerical simulation results, or practical analyses, of observed tsunami records.
Richard Hyman of the Stanford Genome Technology Center went further, responding that in the absence of written consent a third party publishing an analysis would be committing plagiarism and fraud [33].
Such an analysis would be less relevant in the case of KVM (or some other hypervisors) as it is a an "extension" to the Linux kernel via loadable kernel modules and thus uses its scheduler.
Because in ULIP the users in a cell are split into three interdependent groups, such an analysis would be difficult as it is not always clear (by position) which MSs are assigned high-, mid-, or low-priority.
However, the number of patients is small to find significant differences, and a prospective analysis would be a better tool to overcome this and other limitations mentioned before.
We decided a priori that a sensitivity analysis would be conducted to investigate definitions of sciatica as possible sources of heterogeneity in effect size among included studies.
The separation of functional and non-functional analysis of software systems often prevents from considering design solutions that would be evident if an integrated analysis would be possible.
Because taller reactors required more syngas feed compression, an economic analysis would be needed to determine the optimal length.
In this observational study, the insulin dose will be so highly correlated with glucose concentrations that an independent analysis would be difficult.
