The phrase "analysis can be verified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reliability or credibility of an analysis, indicating that it can be checked or confirmed.
Example: "The results of the study are robust, and the analysis can be verified through independent replication."
Alternatives: "analysis can be validated" or "analysis is subject to verification."
Thus, the specification of all input, output and reference files as well as of all analysis parameters can be verified.
Since such deviations do not affect the leading terms of the linear stability analysis (as it can be verified a posteriori) they will be simply neglected.
Therefore, the analysis in section 3.3 can be verified by the simulation results.
But the value of his analysis probably offsets those considerations and can be verified eventually by a third party.
Such assumptions are commonly made in analysis of cooperative systems, it can be verified that the CDF of the RHS is indistinguishable from that of γ A, m ⋆.
Software can be verified by mathematical analysis, case analysis, extensive testing or a combination of the three, according to Parnas.
The property can be verified using dimensional analysis.
Some organizations are unable to recognize opportunities to leverage a data-driven approach to solve problems, other organizations fail to use data effectively due to a lack of practical skills and expertise within their workforce, and still others face a culture shift - moving away from intuition-based decision making and learning to trust decisions that can be verified with numeric analysis.
But the value of his analysis probably offsets those considerations--and can be verified eventually by a third party.
Our single-gene expansion approach, termed 'BN+1', was successful in predicting unknown stress interactions that can be verified through experimental analysis, and could demonstrably be applied to other biological systems of interest.
