The phrase "analysis of burden" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are examining or evaluating the impact or weight of a particular issue, responsibility, or situation.
Example: "The analysis of burden revealed significant challenges that the team would need to address in order to meet project deadlines."
Alternatives: "evaluation of burden" or "assessment of burden".
Earlier studies by Nelson et al on rotavirus disease burden also incorporated codes 558.9 and 787.91 (diarrhoea) into their analysis of disease burden of rotavirus infections [ 11].
Quantitative pyrosequencing-based analysis of mutation burden has also allowed us to more accurately investigate correlations between mutation burden and key clinico-pathological parameters.
Recent analysis of global burden of TB revealed that Bangladesh ranks 6th on the list of 22 highest burden TB countries in the world [1].
We performed three analyses of the genomic data- a search for recurrence of previously unreported variants in cases; analysis of the burden of very rare heterozygous variants in every gene in cases vs. controls; analysis of the burden of rare homozygous/compound heterozygous variants in every gene in cases vs. controls.
Quantitative analysis of amyloid burden (Fig. 4 E,F) showed a significant lithium treatment effect in the total Aβ plaque area, in the plaque number and in the minimum and maximum plaque areas, both in the neocortex and hippocampus.
Shin (2008) conducted a more explicit analysis of the burden of child-rearing costs and their impact on fertility rates.
Paradigm shift from one-sided analysis of caregiver burden to a more differentiated view of the situation of the caregivers is new (Bauer et al. 2012b).
Analysis of parasite burden 48 h post infection revealed a marked dose-dependent inhibition of parasite replication (Fig. 7A).
However, analysis of parasite burden revealed a much more pronounced decrease in the number of parasites contained in the vacuoles (Fig. 7D, right panel, solid lines).
Mice were infected percutaneously with 20 cercariae of S. japonicum and sacrificed at five or eight weeks after infection for analysis of parasite burden.
