The phrase "analysis of the contacts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of contacts, such as in a business, networking, or research setting.
Example: "The analysis of the contacts revealed several key relationships that could benefit our project."
Alternatives: "examination of the contacts" or "evaluation of the contacts."
Details concerning the manufacturing of the brazed contacts on its titanium holder, the RF tests results performed on the resonator and the non-destructive tests analysis of the contacts are given in this paper.
The structural analysis of the contacts showed the occurrence of an interfacial reaction between Ti and SiC, with the formation of a ternary compound Ti3SiC2, and an interfacial microstructure strongly dependent on the roughness of the underlying SiC.
The CM score, described in detail below, is based on a statistical analysis of the contacts between specific residues of H3 loops and other antibody residues.
In spite of this problem the approach seemed to perform relatively well, as reflected by the analysis of the contacts with plasmids.
A correlation analysis of the contacts between these two regions of interest (a chromosome region encompassing the duplication and the plasmid) revealed clearly that, on the one hand, a copy of the duplication is in close contact with the plasmid (with an IS2 at one the boundaries [coord.
A correlation analysis of the contacts between these two regions of interest (a chromosome region encompassing the duplication, and the plasmid) revealed clearly that, on the one hand, a copy of the duplication is in close contact with the F plasmid (with an IS2 at one the boundaries [coord.
Richards, T. J. & Sirringhaus, H. Analysis of the contact resistance in staggered, top-gate organic field-effect transistors.
A quantitative analysis of the contact resistance and its effect on device properties will be provided later.
Computerised analysis of the contact radiographs gave the mean radio-opaque area percentage as 78% (N = 5, P < 0.001 compared with the 0% of the control).
Finite element analysis of the contact pressure between the specimen and foil, combined with thermal creep in the foil, showed little interference with specimen stress conditions.
Scanning electron microscopy and energy dispersive X-ray analysis of the contact areas of the coating and the diamond provide information of the chemical wear of the diamond.
