The phrase "analyses of the former" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to studies or examinations of a previously mentioned subject or group.
Example: "The report includes analyses of the former participants' performance in the study."
Alternatives: "examinations of the previous" or "studies of the earlier".
In this paper, we thoroughly study the diverting mechanism through the analyses of the former experimental results and our own experimental observations.
It is found from the analyses of the former three types of MPSs that the carbon was deposited solely on the mesopore surface as a very thin layer and thereby the carbon-coated MPSs still keep a high surface area and a large pore volume with their mesopore structures intact.
As the original sequence analyses of the former two studies had been performed when a smaller nucleotide data set was available and in order to update our own expression analysis, we subjected the sequence data from all three screens to new BLAST searches and determined their association to genes and published ESTs, and their location on the mouse genome.
Results of these analyses support the former history of geographical distribution of J. curcas, and therefore its genetic mixture with low variation beyond the center of origin.
The latter clusters were used for the following analyses, and some of the former clusters are displayed in Figure 1A to show the general trends of correlation changes.
Max Weber famously analysed the need of the former for a strong, disciplined workforce; to this Ehrenreich strikingly adds the adoption of guns by the military as a further constraint on the proletarian population (from which the armed forces were of course drawn).
For a normative inferentialist like Brandom, for instance, this is the question of the relation between normative inferential role and truth conditional content, and he tries to show that the latter can be analysed in terms of the former.
Furthermore, the former analyses of the influence of NOSA on the clearance of the hepatitis C virus upon monotherapy with interferon-α are controversial, with a few studies showing a tendency to a poorer treatment response in autoantibody-positive subjects while other investigations could not demonstrate any difference in the efficacy of therapy [ 3, 7, 8].
Since weighted analyses yielded similar results to our unweighted analyses, only the former are presented.
Furthermore, most of the former analyses were based on smaller study samples [ 15, 17, 18].
Results of the former analyses are presented in Additional file 1: Table S3 and the latter analysis in Table 4.
