The phrase "analogous conversion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a process or method that is similar to another in terms of converting one form of data or information to another.
Example: "The analogous conversion of the data from analog to digital formats allows for better analysis and storage."
Alternatives: "similar transformation" or "comparable conversion".
The reagents were prepared by polymer analogous conversions using polystyrene crosslinked with ethyleneglycol dimethacrylate as the carrier matrix.
(Analogous gene conversions of non-homologous regions have been well documented during meiosis at MAT and for deletions in other yeast genes9,10). One prediction of a gene conversion mechanism is that it should be possible to transpose a tandem duplication of mating-type genes from HMR to MAT.
Satori is analogous to the conversion experience or spiritual rebirth of other religious traditions in that it constitutes a complete reordering of the individual in relation to the universe.
We proposed that this represented intra- and intermolecular epitope spreading and was an indicator of disease progression, in a manner analogous to the conversion from a single to multiple islet autoantibodies in the progression to T1D [ 41, 42].
As a technology it can be characterized as being analogous to magnetocaloric energy conversion.
The signaling was superior to the analogous thioamide-to-amide conversion in terms of both speed and signaling contrast.
According to the experimental results presented here, the sodiation desodiation reactions of NCO-NNA proceed via the conversion mechanism, analogous to those of lithiation delithiation, but with a lower degree of conversion.
HR involves the nonreciprocal unidirectional transfer of a homologous segment of DNA from a donor to a recipient (analogous to interallelic gene conversion in eukaryotes).
The simplest model that is consistent with these observations is a nucleation and growth model with a conformational conversion step, analogous to that used to describe the conformational conversion mechanism suggested for prions (Serio et al., 2000).
Subsequent desilylation of 24 gave 25 which, in an analogous manner to the conversion of 7 into 1, underwent rapid and clean oxidative cleavage to yield 27272 % over 4 steps).
