The phrase "analysis of this procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of a specific procedure, often in a technical or academic context.
Example: "The analysis of this procedure revealed several areas for improvement that could enhance its efficiency."
Alternatives: "examination of this procedure" or "evaluation of this procedure."
A procedure is given to overcome this difficulty and a complete analysis of this procedure is provided, showing existence, uniqueness, and optimal convergence for the coupled problems.
The convergence analysis of this procedure is presented as well as an example illustrating its finite steps workability: it is shown that within a neighborhood of the optimal matrix gain the others provide lower estimation performance.
On the basis of their analysis of this procedure, they argue that, although consistent nonstandard synchronization appears to be possible, there are good physical reasons (assuming the correctness of empirical predictions of the special theory of relativity) for preferring standard synchrony.
The large numbers of confirmed cases permitted detailed analysis of this procedure for metastatic melanoma.
An exact numerical analysis of the procedure is given in [11].
Detailed analysis of the procedure is described in Supplementary Information.
It was to be obtained rather from an analysis of the procedures language employs in its generation of speech.
Extensive analysis of the procedures was performed and adjudicated at Investigator Meetings.
In the final analysis, the value of this procedure can be determined only by the results of its clinical application to reconstruction problems in the human being.
For further analysis of the validity of this procedure, a cross-check was made by also establishing syndromal depression according to the DSM-IV criteria using an algorithm suggested by Bolton and colleagues [ 20].
Further discussion of the analysis of variance procedure is contained in the subsequent section.
