The phrase "analysis of the index" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of an index, such as in research, data analysis, or financial reports.
Example: "The analysis of the index revealed significant trends that could impact future investments."
Alternatives: "examination of the index" or "evaluation of the index."
Our analysis of the index raises concerns that unless local authorities re-examine their social care workforce, both permanent and temporary, and seek to help new workers get the experience they so desperately need, this demand will never be met.
A sensitivity analysis of the index and the POT series indicated that these results are reasonably robust provided catchments are allowed to have partial memberships in all of the groupings identified.
DNA analysis of the index child revealed two homozygous missense mutations.
Overexpression of matrix metalloproteinase 9 was further confirmed by quantitative RT-PCR analysis of the index case.
Analysis of the index patient's genomic DNA revealed a homozygous 2 bp deletion in exon 23 of DSP which was neither described in the human genome, nor detected in 180 chromosomes of a control population (Fig. 6).
Although the first quarter of each year is often viewed as the most competitive, as companies attempt to build market share (to coincide with new car registrations), our analysis of the indices implies a fairly even spread of rate increases and reductions in the quarter.
Our conceptual analysis of the indices is complemented with a comparative empirical analysis of commuting in thirty Canadian cities.
The statistical analysis of the indices Dst and AE reinforce the hypothesis of the existence of this peak.
Although neither index has shown statistical significance, a joint analysis of the indices suggests that TB may be a clinical alternative for OSAS treatment.
A frequency distribution analysis of the indices' scores was performed to find three separate cut-off points.
Analysis of the indices found that the child index was weakly correlated with the parental index and displayed little structured variability [ 26].
