The phrase "analyses using the total" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing methods of analysis that incorporate a total or aggregate value.
Example: "The researchers conducted analyses using the total data set to ensure comprehensive results."
Alternatives: "evaluations based on the total" or "assessments utilizing the total".
Results from our own analyses using the total sample comprising both genders did not replicate previous findings on the positive association between openness and income (e.g., Judge et al. 2012; Heineck 2014; Mueller and Plug 2006).
Unless noted, we performed the statistical analyses using the total concentrations of the phenols.
We will then conduct two per protocol analyses using the total hours of massage participants actually received over the four weeks, regardless of specific group.
In analyses using the total score (0 6) of the variable attitude to HPV vaccination, differences in attitude between two categories were tested using the Mann–Whitney U test, while the Kruskal-Wallis test was used to test for differences between more than two categories.
All analyses used the total score on the EIDM Skills Tool and/or EBP Implementation scales.
These analyses used the Total Difficulties Score self-reported by the child as the primary measure of emotional difficulties.
As the Duke Functional Social Support Questionnaire subscales achieved unsatisfactory reliability scores in this sample, analyses used the total social support score (i.e. the sum of the eight items).
In this paper Sweden's largest chemical cluster is analysed using the total site analysis (TSA) method.
Data were analysed using the total photon flux emission (photons s−1) in the regions of interest defined manually.
Further analyses using the SCI-R total score were conducted where respondents completed 11 or more of the 13 items (n = 348).
Although this increases confidence that the depressive rumination measure was independent of severity of depression participants had experienced, for comparability with other studies the analyses were repeated using the total RRS scale and are reported in footnote 4. The BDI-II is a well-established measure of depressive symptomatology.
