The phrase "analysis of the utilisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of how something is being used or applied.
Example: "The analysis of the utilisation of resources in the project revealed several areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "examination of the usage" or "assessment of the application".
Objectives Given the uncertain benefits, an analysis of the utilisation of levosimendan for low cardiac output states was undertaken.
Retrospective analysis of the utilisation of blood products (PRBC,FFP, platelet concentrates in therapeutic doses) and fibrinogen and PCC before and after the introduction of thromboelastometry guided factor concentrate based coagulation algorithm.
The framework is also important for the structure of this article because it demonstrates that assessment of research impact on policy-making is best undertaken as part of a wider analysis of the utilisation of research.
This study aimed to conduct an in-depth situational analysis on the utilisation and quality of MNCH care using quantitative and qualitative methods.
General practices were the unit of analysis, because the utilisation scores were registered at that level.
Water content was found to be the most important factor moderating basal respiration and functional diversity, whereas the organic matter content was identified as the most important covariate for SIR. Multivariate analysis of the carbon source utilisation patterns of the Biolog plates with equivalent average well-colour development revealed homogenous substrate utilisation among samples.
This constitutes an important limit since theories and models are essential for a systematic analysis of the factors influencing the utilisation of evidence in clinical, organisational and policy decisions [ 18, 19].
This project is highly innovative since it proposes a multidimensional analysis of the factors influencing the utilisation of knowledge in decision-making on e-health implementation at three decisional levels.
This study exemplifies the potential application of IRT analysis to understanding the utilisation of different medical codes by GPs to discriminate between different stroke events and possibly to optimize future registering of stroke events within EPRs.
This framework was not developed for the analysis of research utilisation specifically, but for understanding how issues enter the policy agenda.
It builds on previous research at VimoSEWA by comparing insured women to the uninsured, and contributes to the literature on CBHI by integrating an epidemiological approach to the analysis of healthcare utilisation patterns.
