The phrase "analysis equipment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to tools or devices used for conducting analysis in various fields, such as science, engineering, or research.
Example: "The laboratory has invested in new analysis equipment to improve the accuracy of its test results."
Alternatives: "analytical tools" or "testing apparatus".
Agilent makes communications and analysis equipment used in the electronics, health care and semiconductor industries.
The area is monitored for temperature and we have state-of-the-art mercury vapor analysis equipment.
PE said the new business would be a way to increase sales of both the genetic analysis equipment made by Applied Biosystems and the genetic information being generated by Celera, which determined the human genome sequence.
The company, a leading manufacturer of scientific instruments and analysis equipment, said the job cuts were an effort to return to profitability later this year after seven straight quarterly losses.
Leading the way is Cosworth, a British company best known for making racing engines, but which also provides many of the F1 teams with their data-acquisition and analysis equipment.
In New York City, a backlog of more than 17,000 DNA samples from sexual assault and homicide cases from 2001 to 2004 was brought under control when the Police Department hired additional criminalists to work more cases, added overtime, bought analysis equipment and hired private firms to process DNA.
On Monday genetic analysis equipment-maker Illumina said it was offering 3.5 million shares of stock through a secondary offering.
From studies to date it is difficult to accurately ascertain what is good, average, and poor RE due to variation in protocols, gas-analysis equipment, data averaging techniques and differences in maximal aerobic capacity.
There was less video analysis, less equipment, no computers.
* TaskPoint.com, Cary, N.C., a Web site that will offer online analysis of equipment needs for the construction industry, to West & Vaughan, Durham, N.C., to handle its first account.
His work focuses on Brazilian lianas and related vines and shrubs, and it requires advanced molecular and genetic analysis using equipment in New York.
