The phrase "analysis dictated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to conclusions or decisions that are determined by the results of an analysis.
Example: "The analysis dictated that we should change our marketing strategy to better target our audience."
Alternatives: "analysis indicated" or "analysis determined".
To avoid these adverse price effects, the logic of cost-benefit analysis dictates that institutional investors should be prepared to devote some resources to opposing such measures.
However, the high-dimensional parameter space in a genealogy-based analysis dictates simulation of the posterior distribution by computationally intensive Monte Carlo methods such as MCMC or importance sampling.
Upper bounds are developed for mode truncation errors in the model reduction process and modal cost analysis dictates which modes to retain in order to reduce the model for control design purposes.
Another caveat is that the value of a general pattern based on a pooled analysis is dictated by the diversity of the representative groups.
Firstly, adapted CE MRI protocols might be developed that require less time for the MRI examination and subsequent analysis than dictated by the research protocol (Warren et al, 2005) used in our pragmatic cohort study.
The importance of this analysis is dictated by the observation that the expression levels of various cytokines and reporter genes in the second cistron of bicistronic mRNAs is very low.
Improved CE MRI protocols for routine clinical practice will require less time for the MRI examination and subsequent analysis than dictated by the research protocol, which was designed to collect additional information to determine which features of a range of potential measurements provided the most sensitive and specific assessment of breast cancer (Brown et al, 2000b).
Death and trial inactivity were censoring events in this repeated-measures analysis by dictating the last valid HRQL assessment point entered into analysis (last observation carried forward).
Almost all other published SIC work uses peak maximum methodology; however, to obtain more accurate retention time data, good chromatographic analysis practice dictates that first moment methodology should be used in data analysis [15], [42].
However, while the cold, hard financial analysis may dictate many cuts in pay and benefits, and perhaps even limitations of collective bargaining, this should not prompt the demonization of public employee unions.
