The phrase "analysis of the pilot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of a pilot program, project, or study.
Example: "The analysis of the pilot revealed several key insights that will inform our next steps."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the pilot" or "assessment of the pilot".
Motion analysis of the pilot trials revealed possibly hazardous patterns of movements on the access path.
Results and analysis of the pilot project are provided, attempting to answer the question as to whether QR codes are worth the effort for libraries.
Analysis of the pilot phase demonstrated improved radiotherapy wait-times and access to supportive services compared to standard practice.
Process alternatives implemented in the superstructure are selected based on thermodynamic analysis of the pilot plant and operational experience.
During the application of the original Appreciation system in the analysis of the pilot study data, several issues relating to the distinction between Impact and Quality within Reaction, and the theorisation of Composition and Valuation arose.
Data analysis of the pilot test proceeded in two steps.
As in the analysis of the original pilot sites (Clark et al., 2009), patients who were treated in the first year of the national roll-out did not differ in their recovery rates as a function of how they were referred.
The poor uptake in the pilots suggests that a mandatory system is needed, although the case for that has not yet been made and more analysis of the pilots is needed.
However, the detailed analysis of the pilots' issues with the simulator's accuracy also demonstrated that a lack of photorealism and fidelity in the simulator's visual display may have affected the dynamics of the work tasks for which pilots are trained.
The analysis of this pilot study led to some corrective actions, including a change in where pre-operative prophylactic antibiotherapy was administered (from the ward to the OR).
For the first time to our knowledge, the post-hoc analysis of the CLEAR pilot study provided preliminary evidence of superior clinical outcomes in terms of reduced mortality and less HF hospitalizations for patients with SO compared to standard practice (NSO) device optimization over a follow-up of one year [18].
