The phrase "analysis of the exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of exposure to a particular risk, situation, or variable.
Example: "The analysis of the exposure revealed significant vulnerabilities in the system that needed to be addressed."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the exposure" or "assessment of the exposure".
The three methods are, according to Ciesielski's analysis of the exposure draft: Guess how many companies though will likely pick the last method?
The analysis of the exposure indicator system is an important QC practice that alerts the radiographer to the occurrence of sub-optimal exposures; these may have a direct impact on the IQ and patient dose.
Sample sizes were too small for analysis of the exposure to both SNRI and TCA.
The exploratory data analysis included uni-variate analysis of the exposure variables against the outcome variables.
Therefore, our analysis focused on estimating the efficacy at doses lower than 0.5 mg based on analysis of the exposure (fingolimod concentration)–response (relapse rate reduction) relationship.
Post hoc analysis of the exposure categories showed stronger effect on the PDS of having witnessed either the explosion or the aftermath over having lost someone close to them or experienced a "near miss".
Pearson's correlation and Mantel-Haenszel linear by linear Chi-square test was used for trend analysis of the exposure-response relationships.
A functional analysis of the exposure-specific gene clusters was performed with a comparative Metacore (Thomson Reuters, New York, NY, USA) network analysis.
Analysis of the exposure-response relation between iron dose and birth weight found an increase of 15.1 (6.0 to 24.2) g in birth weight for every 10 mg increase in daily iron dose (P=0.005; 18 trials; table 4).
Descriptive analysis of the exposures and outcomes were performed, presenting the absolute and relative frequencies of categorical variables, and measures of central tendency and dispersion for continuous variables.
