The phrase "analysis of attenuation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific, engineering, or technical discussions where the examination or study of signal loss or reduction is relevant.
Example: "The analysis of attenuation in the communication system revealed significant losses at higher frequencies."
Alternatives: "examination of signal loss" or "study of attenuation effects".
A general analysis of attenuation requires the complex slowness vector to represent the propagation of inhomogeneous waves.
We extend the concept of the common midpoint cross-correlation method, used for phase velocity estimation, to the analysis of attenuation coefficients.
The vaccine potential of each LAIV was determined through analysis of attenuation, interferon production, immunogenicity, and their ability to protect mice and ferrets.
Closed-form solutions of the wave propagation constants of the infinite periodic sandwich beam and the forced response of the corresponding finite sandwich structure are theoretically derived, providing computational support on the analysis of attenuation characteristics.
Additional file 1: 18 F phantoms used for analysis of attenuation and scatter factors.
The extent of CaM-peptide interaction was assessed by densitometric analysis of attenuation of free CaM bands in the presence of increasing concentrations of each peptide [ 47, 48].
The analysis of noise attenuation in dead-time compensators (DTCs) for unstable processes is presented in this paper.
The qualitative and quantitative analysis of the attenuation maps revealed that the SPM8-based method produces very robust results (Figure 1).
A multi-dimensional and multi-species reactive transport model was developed to aid in the analysis of natural attenuation design at chlorinated solvent sites.
Focal depth and hypocentral distance were limited to shallower than 120 km and within 300 km, respectively, which is the same coverage as the dataset used in the regression analysis of the attenuation relation of Eq. (2).
Obara (2012) found that triggered tremors occurred near a volcano and an active fault zone in Hokkaido, Japan and Kita et al. (2014) showed through analysis of seismic attenuation that such tremors occurred in a collision zone.
