The phrase "analyses will be helpful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential benefits of conducting analyses in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In our research, we believe that analyses will be helpful in identifying key trends and patterns."
Alternatives: "analyses will prove beneficial" or "analyses will be advantageous".
These analyses will be helpful in eliminating the effects of inevitable factors and in identifying the key factor, thereby considerably improving SI performance.
These analyses will be helpful in understanding the optical properties of other microstructured materials.
Proteomics analyses will be helpful to determine the differential features of exosomes in tumor progression and will contribute to the development of new diagnostic tools for colorectal cancer.
Results from these analyses will be helpful for developing practical breeding strategies aimed at providing new varieties with improved disease resistance to M. oryzae.
Conclusions from this kind of analyses will be helpful for clinicians and for health care authorities, as cost-of-illness studies should be a first and indispensable step toward analysing the cost-effectiveness of IT.
Finally, we have not performed item response theory analysis as the English version of the AS-20 has undergone such analysis; addition of such analyses will be helpful to remove inappropriate items and hence to improve the accuracy of the items.
Planned analyses involving individual ED case groups will be helpful in disaggregating nuances in health response that we found when using the aggregated health out-come categories.
Computational models will be helpful in further analyses of these data in order to improve our understanding of mechanical and biochemical stimuli on bone formation, and are likely to provide valuable knowledge to optimize scaffold design.
The results of structural analyses of rice type-A RR proteins and their phylogenetic relationship with ARRs will be helpful for their functional validation in rice.
