The phrase "analysis of the spread" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of a distribution or range of data, such as in statistics or finance.
Example: "The analysis of the spread in the data revealed significant trends that could impact our strategy."
Alternatives: "examination of the distribution" or "evaluation of the range".
One of the most famous diffusion studies is Bruce Ryan and Neal Gross's analysis of the spread of hybrid seed corn in Greene County, Iowa, in the nineteen-thirties.
Geothermal energy projects, analysis of the spread of influenza, "crisis response" to events in Chile, Haiti and the Deepwater oil disaster are all proudly announced on its site.
Analysis of the spread of fallout suggests that the first releases came very soon after the tsunami hit, if not before.
Analysis of the spread in fluorescence intensity of single viral complexes revealed that the number of IN-eGFP molecules per complex varies considerably in the cytoplasm (1.035 ± 0.972 a.u. (geometric mean ± SD)) (Fig. 2B).
In the paper, an analysis of the spread of intensity of wavelet of a mechanical object (a metal structure of a bridge) and its parameters is carried out upon application of the theory of covariance functions.
A large-scale, systematic analysis of the spread of misinformation by social bots is now feasible thanks to two tools developed in our lab: the Hoaxy platform to track the online spread of claims33 and the Botometer machine learning algorithm to detect social bots26.
While administration officials have disclosed that Mr. Obama is mulling over how large of a military campaign to order for Libya, the new intelligence reports and the analysis on the spread of the Islamic State are energizing the high-level debate in Washington and allied capitals.
The quantitative analysis of the spreading behavior suggests that the self-spreading bilayer was compressed during passing through the gate.
The formation of these microparticles was predicted by the analysis of the spreading coefficient in the system; and characterized Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FT-IR) and thermogravimetric (TGA) experiments.
Further analysis of the spreading code-based scheme carried out on a 50 GHz spaced 16×2.5 Gbit/s DWDM system, indicates a consistent improvement in Q-factor by over 2 dB compared to similar equal spaced channel DWDM systems.
Consistent with the analysis of the spreading coefficients and visual evidence from EM, the NCs' oily core was indeed formed.
