The phrase "analogously there is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when drawing a comparison or similarity between two different situations or concepts.
Example: "In the realm of physics, we observe that energy is conserved; analogously there is a principle of conservation in economics as well."
Alternatives: "similarly there is" or "in a similar manner there is".
Analogously, there is neither an equilibrium in the case (sigma _c= 0,1 1,0)).
And analogously, there is a set of memories that individuals share with other members of their group.
2.iii) Analogously, there is neither an equilibrium in the case (sigma _c= 0,1 1,0)).
Analogously, there is an equally sized flow of workers into the labour market each time period as people are born at the same rate.
Analogously, there are competing narratives about myriad aspects of the second world war – not least, the forever intriguing negative counterfactual of "What if it hadn't happened?" concerning the Ribbentrop-Molotov pact of August 1939, and, Hitler's attack on the Soviet Union in June 1941.
Analogously, there are in total four types of a hybrid J Hy i, j ; h,ℓ, i.e. { J Hy, EE i, j ; h,ℓ, J Hy, EK i, j ; h,ℓ, J Hy, KE i, j ; h,ℓ, J Hy, KK i, j ; h,ℓ}.
Analogously, in R-E systems there is a tendency during hybrid gametogenesis to eliminate the R genome; as with L-E systems, P. lessonae, the offspring of hybrids, are often inviable.
Analogously, in N2 there is significantly greater expression of mount 6 and 2 genes etc., compared with DR1350.
Analogously, if there are grounds to believe moral reasoning starts out approximately true, we can legitimately view the presupposition-heavy method of reflective equilibrium as one of discovery and not merely construction (Boyd 1988).
Analogously, there may be some general issues about the rationality of reliance on testimony, but claims about whether particular sources are trustworthy require empirical defense.
Analogously, there must be technology to increase the size of parking spots.
