The phrase "analysis of the stone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or study of a stone, such as in geology, archaeology, or art history.
Example: "The analysis of the stone revealed important information about its composition and origin."
Alternatives: "examination of the stone" or "study of the stone".
Claude Baudez was in charge of the analysis of the stone monuments from Tonina during the 1972-1974 seasons.
Analysis of the stone revealed that nearly half the tools were carved from obsidian that originated 15 to 30 miles away across rugged terrain.
Only a chemical analysis of the stone and paint can prove whether the sculpture is from the tomb, said Marc F. Wilson, the director of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, Mo.
The two of them published a long analysis of the stone more than a year ago in Cathedra, a Hebrew-language quarterly devoted to the history and archaeology of Israel, and said that, based on the shape of the script and the language, the text dated from the late first century B.C.
This article aims to expose the limitation of the current asphalt concrete design method compared to the advantages given by a deeper analysis of the stone material properties through an analysis of the behavior of four asphalt mixtures subjected to durability tests.
To fully understand these, sampling and analysis of the stone would need to be taken at depth.
Biochemical analysis of the kidney stone revealed a calcium phosphate stone type suggestive of distal renal tubular acidosis (dRTA).
The data was used to inform technological analysis of the Sterkfontein stone tool assemblages.
A complex pattern of land use is evident starting with an analysis of the Earlier Stone Age (ESA) collections from Anyskop combined with a review of data from Elandsfontein and Duinefontein.
The most time-consuming part of the cutting is the preliminary analysis of the rough stone.
