The phrase "analyses correctly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accuracy or appropriateness of an analysis in a specific context.
Example: "The researcher analyses correctly the data collected from the experiment, leading to valid conclusions."
Alternatives: "evaluates accurately" or "assesses properly".
The BFD* analyses correctly grouped 839_3 (Sini. kneri) with Sini.
As the Burmese military drives out upward of 600,000 Rohingya in what one United Nations official called "a textbook example of ethnic cleansing," most media analyses correctly highlight ethno-religious discrimination and economic motives.
(Details of my rebuttal can be found at the Rocky Mountain Institute's website).Thus he gets, and you report, results that are opposite to those of analyses correctly performed with modern data.
The purpose of the compendia is to support users of the public use file (PUF) so that they can gain knowledge of the contents of the PUF and can use the compendia results to be sure that they are performing PUF analyses correctly.
Hierarchical clustering analyses correctly broke down normalized data by sample treatment (+/− OHHL, dye type; r2 values >0.95).
However, this approach may have an overly negative impact on the power if the cases and controls are equally distributed along the selected PCs, or if the adjustment of certain covariates (such as self identified ethnicity, or recruitment center) already included in the association analyses correctly maps to major axes of genetic heterogeneity.
Even doctors find the benefits of screening hard to analyse correctly.
"He believed that careful study of holy texts was a type of science, that if analysed correctly could predict what was to come".
It was a horribly weak play, born entirely of a determination not to lose money on a stock that I had analysed correctly.
They should have run faster by now, and if we analyse correctly they should be better 12 months from now.
Has the data been analysed correctly?
