The phrase "analysis of the exit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of an exit strategy, process, or outcome.
Example: "The analysis of the exit revealed several key factors that contributed to the project's success."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the exit" or "assessment of the exit".
The Weekly Standard's Michael Goldfarb reads Marc Ambinder's analysis of the exit polls from North Carolina and Indiana and calls the results "a best case scenario for McCain".
Here's the money quote from a New York Times analysis of the exit polls: "Sixteen percent of white voters said race mattered in deciding who they voted for, and just 54percentt of those voters said they would support Mr. Obama in a general election; 27percentt of them said they would vote for Mr. McCain if Mr. Obama was the Democratic nominee, and 16percentt said they would not vote at all".
An initial analysis of the exit surveys has been reported elsewhere [ 20].
The following section presents an analysis of the exiting DSSs, designed to support the decision making process for migrating to cloud computing.
In this section, we use the analysis tools of the EXIT chart and the Euclidean distance spectrum to characterize mappings both intuitionally and theoretically; thus, we obtain a design guideline of irregular mapping optimization.
Since the clustering effect was very small (ICC = 0.005), individual respondents was used as unit of analysis for the exit-customer interviews.
According to a new analysis of all the exits listed in CrunchBase, the average successful company has raised $25.3 million, and sold for $196.8 million, for investor profits of 676% (if you assume the investors own 100% of the company, which they normally don't).
Table 6 presents the results of a pooled mobility analysis of the types of exit from unskilled occupations for the 1994 1995 period and the 2003 2004 period.
Rasch analysis of the Executive Interview (The EXIT-25) and introduction of an abridged version (The Quick Exit).
The analysis makes essential use of the EXIT charts [9, 10], which are obtained through a repeated application of density evolution at different decoding stages.
To this end, we propose a numerical approach based on Monte-Carlo simulations to fit a Gaussian density to outgoing LLRs from the SCF nodes, which makes the EXIT analysis of the joint decoder tractable.
