The phrase "analysis as opposed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when contrasting two different approaches, methods, or concepts in a discussion or argument.
Example: "The study focuses on qualitative analysis as opposed to quantitative analysis, highlighting the importance of subjective insights."
Alternatives: "analysis in contrast to" or "analysis rather than".
Who will champion enterprise-level analysis as opposed to business unit level analysis?
This will enable DOE to better perform the system level analysis as opposed to individual site assessments.
Modern British and American philosophers commonly describe themselves as engaged in philosophical analysis, as opposed to metaphysics.
Stephenson expanded on this idea by creating a course around his blog and having students focus on analysis as opposed to posting summaries and news roundups.
Two complementary tools, independent of the designer analysis (as opposed to functional approaches) are used: component model and bond graph methodology.
Notably, companies that lose EGC status (and do not qualify as a SRC) also will need to revise the compensation disclosure in their proxy statements to incorporate a full compensation disclosure and analysis (as opposed to complying with the reduced compensation disclosure requirements that apply to EGCs).
In these ways, effective tutors constructed tutee-centered situations, dominated by student self-analysis, as opposed to tutor-centered situations, in which feedback, positive or negative, came from the tutor.
Simulation results show that the proposed method can improve the power of gene set enrichment meta-analysis, as opposed to existing methods developed by Shen and Tseng (2010, Bioinformatics, 26, 1316 1323), and it is not sensitive to mild or moderate deviations from the distributional assumption for gene expression data.
Moreover, as alluded to above, synthesizing the empirical associations of various predictors across nationally- and regionally-representative data sources via a meta-analysis (as opposed to combining representative data sources with non-representative ones) provides greater external validity for pooled results and yields more generalizable information on those factors that predict NH admission.
The richness of the joint distribution of intensities across imaging methods can be best assessed within the context of a particular analysis approach as opposed to a summary table.
