The phrase "analysis content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the material or information that is being examined or evaluated in an analysis.
Example: "The analysis content of the report includes various data sets and interpretations that support our findings."
Alternatives: "analytical material" or "content for analysis".
Collected data were analysed by using descriptive analysis, content analysis and Wilcoxon test (SPSS 21.0).
Comparative design was employed, and the data were analyzed through descriptive analysis, content analysis, and a MANOVA.
Patent abstracts containing the keyword and phrase "RFID" and "Radio Frequency Identification" were collected for analysis, content extraction, and clustering.
This research utilized a qualitative method such as in-depth interview, SWOT analysis, Content analysis, and workshops.
Statistical analysis included descriptive analysis, content validity index (for global PC and each indicator), principal component analysis, Spearman's test, Cronbach's α, Cohen's κ coefficient, and Wilcoxon range test.
By combining social network analysis, content analysis and lag sequential analysis, results showed that interactive networks generated in two rounds of online collaborative learning activities were low reciprocal, and loosely connected with a low cohesiveness.
Under traditional First Amendment analysis, content-based speech restrictions can survive only if they are narrowly tailored to promote a compelling government interest.
Auditory scene analysis, content-based retrieval, indexing, and fingerprinting of audio are few of the applications that require efficient feature extraction.
His research interests include image and video analysis, event detection in multimedia, machine learning for multimedia analysis, content-based and semantic image and video retrieval, application of image and video analysis technologies in specific domains (medical images, ecological data).
Content analysis: The content of interviews and other texts is systematically analysed.
