The phrase "analyse the system in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the examination or evaluation of a system within a specific context or framework.
Example: "In this report, we will analyse the system in terms of its efficiency and effectiveness."
Alternatives: "examine the system in" or "evaluate the system in".
Based on this model, we will analyse the system behaviour, in particular in terms of message delivery delay, comparing the experimental evidence with the predicted results.
It is based on systems engineering enabling to analyse the system as a whole in integrating the metrics previously described.
Monitoring tools which collect, analyse and visualise data from the system in question.
Another objective of this exposition is to analyse the macroscopic state of the system in terms of the distribution of microstates as the system evolves.
Analysing the system behaviour in relation to the input quantities it is often necessary to find out what quantities have the greatest effect on the studied output.
We demonstrated the effectiveness of the system in blind analyses of 192 kernels comprising 119 varieties.
The present study analyses the manner in which the credit system was operating in the regions and the data given at every point illustrates the functioning of the system in different regions among the regions.
In terms of average cell-supported goodput analyses, the system capacity obtained in scenario 1 is summed and compared with the results from scenarios 2 and 3. Furthermore, it is worthwhile to note that the following results obtained without CA have been compared and are well within the range of ones obtained in the packet scheduling algorithms studies performed in [23,26] and [24].
It also analyses the political system in terms of the influence of political parties as well as the role played by international aid/ donor agencies.
Meanwhile, he analysed the communist system in profound but down-to-earth essays, and in letters from prison to his first wife, Olga.
