The phrase "analysis institution" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an organization or institution that specializes in conducting research and analysis on a specific topic or field of study. Example: The analysis institution provided valuable insights and data on the economic impact of climate change.
For the purposes of analysis, institutions were divided into three groups according to accrual (<5, 6-9, 10-12).
It also highlights an opportunity to invest in implementation research platforms, such as health policy research and analysis institutions.
It also highlights an opportunity to invest in implementation research platforms, such as health policy research and analysis institutions, which could serve as knowledge brokers between researchers and policymakers (Bennett et al. 2012).
The scarcity of NGOs/health policy research and analysis institutions working on public health and health systems advocacy issues in Argentina was identified as a barrier to using research to inform policies.
The development of strong research and analysis institutions that can help guide and strengthen health systems in low and middle income countries has been relatively neglected by research funders, international agencies and national governments, although more recently there appears to be growing interest in this field.
The decision is untimely: Peru's economy is growing rapidly and has been upgraded by the big risk-analysis institutions.
On any rational cost-benefit analysis, the institution of tenure has led to the publication of hundreds of thousands of papers that are … read by a dozen people".
Rajagopal (2002-2003) argues that conflict is at the heart of Politics, and that the model of class harmony from Liberalism must be denied because conflict adds social justice to the analysis of institution and international economic law norms.
For purposes of data analysis, each institution randomly was assigned a number from 1 to 4. We used the Kruskal-Wallis test to detect differences in median survey scores based on these variables.
With the exception of the thoracic surgery analysis, the institution chosen for analysis of access was the closest NHS facility that provided services for diagnosis of lung cancer, that is, the closest facility to which the GP might refer a patient for this purpose.
