The phrase "analysis of the first time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of an initial occurrence or experience of something.
Example: "The analysis of the first time the experiment was conducted revealed several unexpected results."
Alternatives: "examination of the initial instance" or "evaluation of the first occurrence".
Nevertheless, Tuesday's release of the rule along with hundreds of pages of technical analysis for the first time acknowledged that the rollback of the pollution controls would also reverse the expected health gains from the tougher regulations.
The new microfluidic approach allows fast, efficient and automated analysis for the first time – with dozens of individual proteins simultaneously teased apart into their different forms.
The omnibus region of interest analysis started the first time the car appeared on the screen in the No-context condition, 1 minute and 57 seconds into the film clip.
Dean Baker captured a lot more of them, from misleading statements about a Second Great Depression to the housing crisis run-up to a bad analysis of the first-time home-buyers' tax credit.
According to a statement issued by the University of Copenhagen, the analysis marks the first time scientists have been able to track the movements of a prehistoric person with such precision.
Q-PCR and immunofluoresce analysis demonstrated for the first time expression of DEPTOR in both cell lines at the mRNA and protein levels.
The same caveat applies as above, however, as this study takes these results a step further by using the most up-to-date methods of net survival analysis and, for the first time, the ethnic- and deprivation-specific life tables.
The present re-analysis of ChIP-seq data extends the analysis of STAT1 binding for the first time to repetitive sequences.
This kind of analysis is performed for the first time in [18].
The adoption of the trajectory analysis makes possible, for the first time, the analyses and inspection of the relationship between these two symptom domains taking into account both the dynamic and heterogeneous nature of the symptom manifestation [ 35, 36].
