The phrase "analysis for instance" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when providing an example of analysis in a discussion or explanation.
Example: "In our research, we conducted various types of analysis, for instance, a statistical analysis of the data collected."
Alternatives: "analysis, for example" or "analysis, such as".
George Steiner in The Death of Tragedy provides a detailed textual analysis, for instance, of Woyzeck's debt to Lear.
In this analysis, for instance, propositions are functions that correlate possible worlds with truth-values.
The new analysis, for instance, added two banks with relatively short disclosures, which may have skewed the overall numbers.
The IMF's analysis, for instance, suggests that a 1% increase in the cost of capital in rich countries will lead to a drop in investment rates of 0.4% of GDP.However, in recent years these statistical relationships have failed to hold.
An analysis, for instance, of the 62 most urbanized counties in the United States conducted for The New York Times by Daniel Webster, co-director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research, found that higher rates of gun ownership correlate with higher rates of per capita homicide, after adjusting for residents' ages.
Non-fixed excitation methods are often needed in modal analysis (for instance in quality control applications).
The approach presented here is well adapted to peptide analysis, for instance in shotgun proteomics.
The resulting contours could be used for high-level PolSAR image analysis, for instance, object recognition.
You can't do accurate sentiment analysis, for instance, if you don't know when someone is kidding around when they say they love or hate something.
This would lead to very interesting problems related to difference equations arising in numerical analysis, for instance.
In image analysis, for instance, examples of features include color, texture, edges, object shape, interest points, among others.
