The phrase "analogous techniques" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches that are similar or comparable in nature or function.
Example: "In our research, we employed analogous techniques to those used in previous studies to ensure consistency in our results."
Alternatives: "similar methods" or "comparable approaches".
Consequently, the method is not expected to work on instruments employing the alternative analog-to-digital converters (ADCs), although it is quite likely that analogous techniques might be developed for such instruments.
Abstract: "The analogous techniques of photoactivation of fluorescence (PAF) and fluorescence recovery after photobleaching (FRAP) have been applied previously to the study of actin dynamics in living cells.
Indications to treat invasive melanoma with Mohs micrographic surgery (MMS) or analogous techniques with exhaustive microscopic margin assessment have not been defined.
These approaches are based on analogous techniques previously developed for distributed effluent treatment systems and carbon capture planning for the power generation sector.
end{aligned} (6.23 Again, employing analogous techniques as in the proof of Proposition 6.9, one can prove (fmapsto mathbf {Q}(t)fin mathcal {L}(mathcal S'^* mathbb R^d),mathcal S^* mathbb R^d))), for each (tge 0).
Analogous techniques have more recently been employed in the identification of mammary epithelial stem cells.
An analogous technique, applicable to nonmetals, employs an electrically charged liquid smeared on the material surface.
An analogous technique, employing eddy currents induced by a primary coil, also can be used to detect flaws and cracks.
An analogous technique has produced revealing images of the interior of Earth itself; on May 21 , 1992 China set off an underground nuclear explosion equivalent to 660,000 tons of TNT, and a network of 1,062 seismic sensors in North America recorded the resulting seismic waves that pierced Earth and grazed its metallic core.
An analogous technique is used to derive ∂ K ̃ ( f ) ∕ ∂ y S n.
We omit the case of 'right' since the reasoning is based on an analogous technique.
