The phrase "analysis hinges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the dependence of a conclusion or argument on a particular analysis or factor.
Example: "The success of the project analysis hinges on the accuracy of the data collected."
Alternatives: "analysis depends" or "analysis relies".
Again, the analysis hinges on contracts with multiple aspects, some of which cannot be easily measured.
The new analysis hinges on the "counterpart" to the original fossil, which was also housed in the Bürgermeister-Müller Bürgermeister-Müller Museumy.
He notes one caveat: The analysis hinges on the assumption that space is "flat --an assumption supported by observations, but not yet conflat --an
The result of the cost-effectiveness analysis hinges on a number of evaluation design choices, which in turn leads to choices of data sources, methodologies and assumptions.
As Engels and Diehr [ 6] comment, "this analysis hinges on the similarity of a known value following a string of missing values to other observations that are missing at that same time".
While we validated this approach by voxel pattern simulations, the analysis hinges critically on the assumption that activity in independent neuronal populations within a single voxel combine additively in the observed BOLD signal.
In a study about the characteristics of a 'human relationship' with a doctor, analysis hinged on 21 of the original 227 patients' spontaneous comments that related to this subject [ 23].
Since decisions regarding the reimbursement of the newer DAAs will rely heavily on the results of ITC meta-analyses in most countries, and since the validity of ITC meta-analysis hinge on the similarity of SVR24 and SVR12 in patients receiving peginterferon plus ribavirin, it is highly important to establish whether this similarity in fact holds true.
The paper's analysis, however, hinges on the definition of corruption as illegal activity.
Nothing in my analysis truly hinges on this assumption, as also pointed out by an anonymous reviewer.
The construction of the ideals uses noncommutative harmonic analysis, and hinges upon a representation theoretic property of subgroups of SU n), which may be described as 'essential orthogonality of subrepresentations'.
