The phrase "analysis of a procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of a specific process or method to understand its effectiveness or efficiency.
Example: "The analysis of a procedure revealed several areas for improvement that could enhance overall performance."
Alternatives: "evaluation of a process" or "examination of a method."
Generally, robustness and optimization have the same significance in the analysis of a statistical procedure.
This article concerns with the analysis of an iterative procedure for the solution of a nonlinear nonstationary diffusion convection equation in a two-dimensional bounded domain supplemented by Dirichlet boundary conditions.
The analysis makes use of a procedure that was described in [6, 7] for second-order linear homogeneous differential equations.
Stage one of the analysis involved a procedure whereby the references remaining which met the inclusion criteria [n = 158], were subjected to content analysis using data mining techniques employing Leximancer 3.0, an automated qualitative data analysis tool.
A multivariate analysis of variance procedure (MANOVA) was used to assess whether a significant difference remained in the overall assessment of sRAGE and S100A12 levels between the two groups.
The latter includes an analysis of the procedure for including new chemicals in the policy framework as well as the efficiency of action taken under the framework, i.e. how efficient is the policy to go from identification of a problem to solution.
Comparisons with the "placebo press" groups were performed using an analysis of covariance procedure, with adjustment for baseline VAS score, gender and age.
Comparisons to the "placebo press" groups were performed using an analysis of covariance procedure, with adjustment for baseline VAS score, sex and age.
The both changes of pGSN and pGSNN (pGSN/TP ratio, 10−3) level over times of each group were analyzed by two-way ANOVA, and an analysis of covariance procedure (ANCOVA) was used to test the differences of both pGSN and pGSNN between two groups.
A procedure is given to overcome this difficulty and a complete analysis of this procedure is provided, showing existence, uniqueness, and optimal convergence for the coupled problems.
