The phrase "analysis can be evaluated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the assessment or examination of an analysis, such as in academic or professional writing.
Example: "In this study, we will demonstrate how the analysis can be evaluated to ensure its accuracy and reliability."
Alternatives: "the analysis can be assessed" or "the analysis can be reviewed".
The asymptotic threshold length Lρ on the strength analysis can be evaluated by the asymptotic weakest-link Weibull model.
The results of the discriminant analysis can be evaluated further by the potency index of each variable, the plots of discriminant scores and variable loadings, the classification functions, and calculation of the probabilities of group memberships (Li 2011; Lam et al. 2015a).
The evidence-based dosing algorithms generated from this analysis can be evaluated in later clinical studies.
The stability of gene clustering based on our eigenstates analysis can be evaluated in terms of variance of total expression signals denoted by z i for eigenvector i among different samples and time series.
They are based on detailed flow analysis and can be evaluated more easily with computational fluid dynamics (CFD) than flow modeling experiments.
In our linear stability analysis, the e-folding time can be evaluated by τ∗ = L∗/(2π Im(c∗)).
With this analysis, the concept of PECs can be evaluated, since MECs are not relevant for the environmental risk assessment of VMPs.
Such an approach allows us (1) to demonstrate the strong need for including length scale to random fluctuation of strength along the filaments and (2) to combine several sources of randomness in a single analysis so that their significance can be evaluated from the tensile test response.
Finally, the study population, also needs to be carefully characterized so that the inferences derived from the analysis of the study population can be evaluated for both internal validity (based on the data analyzed in the study) and external validity (the extent to which results obtained from the data analyzed in a particular study can be generalized to populations outside of the study).
Further, the goodness-to-fit can be evaluated by analysis of variance and inspection of residual error of fitting.
Based on the queueing analysis in Section 3.3, packet delay can be evaluated according to a D[A]/G/ 1 queueing system.
