The phrase "analysis on this matter" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct preposition should be "of" instead of "on."
Example: "The analysis of this matter reveals several important insights."
Alternatives: "examination of this matter" or "assessment of this matter."
Although a preliminary qualitative analysis on this matter based on focus group approach in U.K. is available, there has been little statistically based research on the matter in Japan and in other countries until now.
Our last analysis on this matter, the % of startups that have raised more than $30m (our proxy for a minimum amount of capital raised for a large-ish exit – more details towards the end) lends further support to this.
Further data for analysis on this matter might question the challenge of interpreting p16-IHC in mixed and keratinising SSCs.
Using routine ET data for German pancreas donors from 2002 to 2011, we present current data on factors determining pancreas non-transplantation and provide the most comprehensive analysis on this matter so far.
What I saw today was a high court caught between a genuine desire to render a clean, crisp constitutional analysis of this matter (on one side of the issue or the other), and one that was enveloped by caution, fearing that to do so would be moving too quickly for history.
In reviewing the scientific evidence over the past 25 years since its last analysis on the matter, the WHO concluded that coffee should no longer be considered a carcinogen and that it may actually have positive effects for your body when it comes to two types of cancers — those of the liver and uterus.
According to her profound analysis on the matter, the minute we simple-minded men see a flake of snow, we go running to the nearest shovel.
Many of the studies are from a quantitative perspective which has given a wider but general coverage of study and analysis on the matters.
If the true cord blood ratio is 1.7 times the maternal blood concentration, as described in the most recent and extensive meta-analysis on the matter (Stern and Smith 2003), these children are also born with cord blood mercury concentrations above the 5.8 μg/L concentration at which adverse neurodevelopmental impact has been found.
