The phrase "analyses with reference to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or evaluating something in relation to a specific context or criteria.
Example: "The report includes analyses with reference to recent market trends and consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "analyses in relation to" or "analyses concerning".
The seismic response of these structures is obtained by incremental dynamic analyses with reference to deterministic and random values of strength of steel.
The choice of the parameter values originated from the bifurcation analyses with reference to the experimental observations from literature.
Figure 2 provides an overview of this study's key procedures and analyses with reference to relevant figures and tables.
List of samples (31 embryos from 10 cocoons of T. blanchardi and 140 embryos from 70 cocoons of T. tubifex) used in parallel for cytogenetic and molecular analyses, with reference to the taxon and the number of embryos used for 16S rRNA gene sequencing and metaphase preparation, 16S rRNA gene haplotype, clade and lineage attribution and number of chromosomes.
Three different subsystem architectures are considered and analysed with reference to the mass, cost, risk and level of integration between the HCTs and the T5.
The obtained leakage rates for static tests and dynamic release tests at different temperatures were analysed with reference to results of the material characterisation.
The design of a cementless femoral stem that fractured at the neck shoulder junction was analysed with reference to parts 4 and 8 of ISO standard 7206.
These approaches are implemented most efficiently within an integrated GIS where raster and ancillary data can be analysed with reference to vector land polygons.
The excavation strategy is described, as are its surviving constructional details which are analysed with reference to early sources for Portuguese naval architecture.
The cases were analysed with reference to key theoretical perspectives on formative assessment, particularly the work of Black and Wiliam (2009).
