The phrase "analysis of a previous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the examination or study of something that has occurred or been created before.
Example: "The analysis of a previous study revealed significant trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "examination of a prior" or "review of an earlier".
Coverage would be disrupted for millions almost immediately, according to a Congressional Budget Office analysis of a previous iteration of the legislation.
This paper starts with an analysis of a previous attempt that proposes two visual authentication protocols to enhance password authentication.
Analysis of a previous mutant of R. eutropha able to accumulate 2MC recommended this strain as a candidate for fermentative production of 2MC.
A typical speaker training session with a human coach generally involves a deep analysis of a previous performance — and analyzing your body language is always part of that.
This report is a secondary analysis of a previous study designed to assess the theoretical eligibility as organ donors of patients deceased after end-of-life decisions [25].
This study is a post-hoc analysis of a previous prospective observational study on the diagnostic value of CU after cardiac surgery ([1]).
The current study is a re-analysis of a previous study that evaluated these adverse birth outcomes and exposure to VOC-contaminated drinking water at Camp Lejeune categorized simply as exposed versus unexposed [ 8].
Applying real chemotherapy recommendation changes, this analysis' findings differed from those of a previous analysis by Kondo et al. in several significant respects [ 23].
The sensitivity analysis used is an extension of a previous sensitivity analysis that was introduced to study network flexibility.
As for the Milken/Sebago report, the analysis is an update of a previous study the groups did in April at the behest of Los Angeles Mayor Richard Riordan.
Firstly, a secondary analysis of qualitative data of a previous study [ 29, 30] was conducted.
