The phrase "analysis of the shape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of a particular shape, often in fields like mathematics, design, or art.
Example: "The analysis of the shape revealed several interesting geometric properties that had not been previously considered."
Alternatives: "examination of the shape" or "evaluation of the shape".
Analysis of the shape of fossil Ginkgoales has also been used to infer exposure to toxic volcanic gases9.
Analysis of the shape of the diffuse intensity was performed using an equation developed by Sauvage and Parthé [1].
The suggested calorimeter consists of pure CsI crystals with readout by vacuum photopentodes followed by the analysis of the shape of the output signal.
The analysis of the shape and geometry of the human hand has long represented an attractive field of research to address the needs of digital image forensics.
Analysis of the shape optimized mechanism is carried out using two different finite element models, one using beam elements and the other using shell elements.
Normally, this diversity is approached by a more or less subjective analysis of the shape, with terms such as upright or spreading, and compact vs. laxly branched.
From a close analysis of the shapes, dimensions and other characteristics of the fossil's melanosomes, the scientists determined that they were nothing like the large ellipsoidal shape and arrangement of pigmentation packets of living penguins.
An analysis of the shapes adopted by species with multiple bonds suggests that each multiple bond can be treated as a single "superpair" of electrons.
From the analysis of the shapes of the log Pe pH plots, a method to improve the selection of the assay pH, called pKaflux optimized design (pOD-PAMPA), was described and tested.
A statistical analysis of the shapes of the galaxies revealed the spatial distribution of the intervening dark matter.
The paper [23] is devoted to the analysis of the shapes of cracks and thin rigid inclusions in elastic bodies.
