The phrase "analysis of the expected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of anticipated outcomes or predictions.
Example: "The analysis of the expected results will help us refine our strategy moving forward."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the anticipated" or "examination of the predicted".
The other model allowed analysis of the expected shapes and positions of observable robot clusters.
Despite the EU's warning, Davis is expected to refuse to go into details before the EU places its own analysis of the expected bill upon the table.
In addition, vibrational modes and shape changes are elucidated, and a theoretical analysis of the expected behavior is also presented.
Multi-criteria decision analysis identified a preferred strategy in the face of uncertainty, and analysis of the expected value of information identified how informative each strategy could be.
Finally, as we demonstrate in The Perils of Small-Minority Controllers, this analysis of the expected governance costs of tiny-minority controllers is consistent with a substantial body of empirical evidence.
Through this exercise, we show how subtleties in the temporal resolution and accuracy of the illumination input affect the calculated energy yield in the theoretical analysis of the expected outdoor performance of 1-Sun tandem solar cells.
Finally, a value of information analysis on the expected value of perfect information will also be carried out to quantify potential value of further research based on the difference between expected net benefit with perfect information and existing information.
Figure 7 With the spectrum sensing reliability index,, the analysis results of the expected spectrum sensing time,, with are presented.
Figure 6 With the spectrum sensing reliability index,, the analysis results of the expected probability of success in the first spectrum sensing,, with and in (a) and (c) are presented.
However, an on-target effect of Lovastatin was limited to ex vivo analysis because of the expected low concentration to be achieved in BM for their in vivo study.
The combined prediction is the product of the probability of receiving at least one hour of home care services from the first part of the analysis and the expected value of caregiving hours from the second part.
