The phrase "analysis is expected in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a certain analysis should be included or anticipated in a specific context, such as a report or study.
Example: "In the final report, a thorough analysis is expected in the results section to support the findings."
Alternatives: "analysis should be included in" or "analysis is anticipated in".
Results of the baseline analysis are expected in the course of this year 20122).
Therefore, inclusion of the buckwheat chloroplast genome sequence in a comprehensive phylogenetic analysis is expected to aid in addressing the affinity issue of the Caryophyllales.
The most severe drought by cluster analysis is expected to occur in the G3 region with a mean intensity of −2.85 in 2027.
This analysis is expected to assist in the design of multifunctional SCO materials that rely on the symmetry-breaking SPTs.
This analysis is expected to be relevant in a number of ways, for understanding determinants of recognition, identifying critical residues responsible for binding of a given ligand, deriving sequence structure function relationships for evolutionary studies, as well as toward quantitative structure activity relationship models, thereby helping in the process of drug design.
Moreover, since the ADAS-Cog items vary in their sensitivity to measure the underlying cognitive domains [ 2– 4, 11– 15] 15], an item-level analysis is expected to yield better accuracy in measuring cognitive impairment.
Second, these analysis are expected to result in the identification of functional variants, which in turn, might influence disease susceptibility or drug response.
The final analysis of this trial is expected in 2001.
A final analysis of the disaster is expected in October, and sources involved in the investigation have indicated that the sophisticated ground-to-air missile launching system probably came from Russia and was fired by Russian forces or allied separatist fighters they trained.
This assumes that the different NSAIDs included in the analysis were expected to be used in subpopulations with similar risk factors of developing ALF.
