The phrase "analyses and application of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination and practical use of a particular subject or concept.
Example: "The report focuses on the analyses and application of various marketing strategies in the digital age."
Alternatives: "study and implementation of" or "evaluation and use of".
Our ability to deliver credible, model-based predictions and insights is supported by our research that advances the collection, analyses and application of observations.
An estimate of the fatigue design limit is presented, based on static test results, finite element analyses and application of the Northwestern University failure criteria.
Based on loss-of-function analyses and application of PCC values between a kinase and its paralog, we were able to explain the dominancy of 19 kinases with PCC values above 0.5 as well as those that form independent clades in a phylogenetic tree.
Jay Shendure and colleagues review the evolution of sequencing technologies since their inception, highlighting the major milestones in the development, analyses and applications of genome sequencing over the past 40 years.
Both Waldron and Rosen elaborate with extensive analyses and applications of these variant derivations for dignity – social rank, and transcendent universalism.
Journals devoted to translational research are spurring new analyses and applications of such research within a wide array of disciplines including academia, medicine, public health, and industry [9].
In conclusion, our systematic review, meta-analyses, and application of Bradford Hill's considerations on causation shows that there is no evidence of a causal link between estimates of knee joint loading during walking and structural progression of knee OA.
The review analyses the effective use and application of search-based techniques by evaluating appropriate specifications of fitness functions, parameter settings, validation methods, accounting for their stochastic natures and the evaluation of developmental models with the use of well-known statistical tests.
Two major, and fundamentally dissimilar, methods to predict the distribution of PbB are currently in use: statistical analyses of epidemiologic data, and application of biokinetic models to environmental lead measurements to predict PbB.
There is an ongoing need for understanding the history of land use and landscape evolution, landform processes, triggering factors, impacts, different scales of analyses, and the application of the right risk education and early warning for local needs, among other more detailed queries.
The factors included in the multivariable model were selected from the results of the single-variable analyses, and by application of a backward stepwise selection method using the Akaike information criterion (AIC) to exclude irrelevant factors.
