The phrase "analysis aims at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal of an analysis in various contexts, such as academic writing or reports.
Example: "The analysis aims at identifying the key factors that influence consumer behavior in the market."
Alternatives: "analysis seeks to" or "analysis is focused on".
Structuralist analysis aims at uncovering what it sees as the logic of myth.
The first analysis aims at identifying the beam center nodes and computing the equivalent beam properties.
Sensitivity analysis aims at quantifying influence of input parameters dispersion on the output dispersion of a numerical model.
Each phylogenetic analysis aims at exploring several different MSA methods to verify which execution produces trees with the best quality.
Our analysis aims at finding the right equilibrium between market signals received by wind generators and their intrinsic risks.
The proposed analysis aims at identifying optimal and cost-effective reactive strategies to reduce the risk of large epidemics of tropical vector-borne diseases in those European regions characterised by favorable epidemiological and climatic conditions.
Operational modal analysis aims at identifying the modal properties (natural frequency, damping, etc). of a structure using only the (output) vibration response measured under ambient conditions.
Global sensitivity analysis aims at quantifying the relative importance of uncertain input variables onto the response of a mathematical model of a physical system.
Tolerance analysis aims at analyzing the influence of these variations on product behavior, the goal being to evaluate the quality level of the product during its design stage.
Time-variant reliability analysis aims at assessing the probability of failure of a time-variant system within a given time horizon.
The qualitative content analysis aims at exploring similarities, differences, and relations between interview segments and the theoretical framework for CI Potential Index.
