The phrase "analysis of the second round" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of the outcomes or details from a second round of a process, such as a competition, survey, or study.
Example: "The analysis of the second round revealed significant improvements in participant performance compared to the first round."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the second round" or "review of the second round".
A pick-by-pick analysis of the first round of the 2016 NFL draft.
According to a back-of-the-envelope analysis of the first round of drug tests by the Tampa Tribune, "the money saved on all rejected applicants would add up to $40,800-$40,800-$98,400 cash assistance program that state analysts have predicted will cost $178 million this fiscal year".
Six additional FGDs were conducted in March/April 2013 after analysis of the first round of data collection, as saturation was not yet achieved.
Following analysis of the first round, a summary report was circulated to participants on the results from the first round, and they were invited to participate in the second round.
The discussion during the second and third teleconferences focused on those items that, after analysis of the first round of ratings, were associated with "indeterminate" levels of agreement based on the dispersion in panelists' ratings (See Analysis of Ratings, below).
Upon analysis of the first round of discussions (four FGDs), the FGD guide was revised, dropping some of the questions that were not eliciting any new information from the groups and adding new questions that occurred during the earlier discussions.
In 2008, the I.P.A. began teaching full-fledged analysis to the first round of Chinese candidates.
Here, we apply our analysis to the first round of scoring before the reviewers discuss ("prescores") and treat the reviewers as independent [9].
Phylogenetic analysis of the second-round PCR product (GenBank accession no. GU724600) showed 97% nucleotide identity to the strain Angelholm/SW278/2004/SE (GenBank accession no. DQ125333), which is a known intergenogroup recombinant virus (II.2/ IV) as seen in Japan and Sweden (9 ).
Analysis from the second round of panel member ratings revealed a set of 11 measures (see table 3).
