The phrase "analysis of membership" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of membership within a group, organization, or community.
Example: "The analysis of membership revealed significant trends in participation and engagement among different demographics."
Alternatives: "evaluation of membership" or "assessment of membership".
Instead of losing time with the costs and benefits analysis of our membership in the EU, we should focus on what the EU effectively stands for.
The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, the organization that negotiates on behalf of studios, said its analysis of SAG membership showed that fewer than 4,000 of its members could be considered middle-income actors, that is, people making $25,000 to $100,000 from acting in a given year.
The official government analysis of UK membership of the EU is required by law under the EU Referendum Act, which paved the way for the in-out referendum on EU membership.
Sure, the proportion of liberals is much higher, but an excellent Times analysis of the membership of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences shows the core demographics of the group that picks Oscar winners are about the same as those of Republican primary voters.
The extended analysis of group membership (Table 3) showed that [IL-6] at two time points were significant and lower in TM.
Prior to analysis of PlantOG membership, protein identifiers from agaves and the Phytozome Tester Set were parsed to select non-redundant representative proteomes with a single version 1 (or similarly-labeled) representative protein model per locus.
It is not possible, based on this analysis of group membership, to determine whether the significantly increased [K+] in TM is directly involved in the nociception and perception of pain or if it is secondary consequences of pain e.g., deconditioning of the painful trapezius (see also below).
When restricting the analysis to membership of an additional essential complex, we find a very significant difference between the two groups with essential genes being approximately 30 times more likely to belong to an additional essential complex than nonessential genes (fig. 3 D, P = 5.7 × 10−).
A new multivariate analytical technique for the analysis of medical classification, Grade of Membership analysis, is utilized to examine somatization disorder in a community population.
Since the sensitivity analysis including only infants with 24 months of documented membership did not show much difference from the primary analysis, the effect of membership status is likely to be minimal.
