The phrase "analysis refers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when defining or explaining what a particular analysis is indicating or pointing to.
Example: "In this study, the analysis refers to the correlation between diet and health outcomes."
Alternatives: "the analysis indicates" or "the analysis denotes".
Kinematical analysis refers to the motion of bodies without reference to the forces that cause them to move.
Task analysis refers to a family of techniques for describing various aspects of how people work.
Principal component analysis refers to a dimensionality reduction technique that is often applied to analyse genotype data to infer the population structures of genetic resources25,26.
The analysis refers to clay brick masonry columns confined with a steel-FRCM strengthening system made by steel fiber sheets with an inorganic matrix.
Treasury analysis refers to nationwide trends, but recently released statistics by the Australian Bureau of Statistics show that house prices in Sydney have risen by a whopping 19%, and by more than 4% in Melbourne.
In this paper, reliability analysis refers to the estimation or bounding of the probability of failure for a given model of the uncertainty.
The presented case study analysis refers to a small cluster of four buildings, including office and residential spaces, located in different European weather zones.
The analysis refers to the identification of mathematical models suitable to describe the large variety of complex phenomena which occur during the machining process.
The visualization uses colors to compare the average surface temperatures for various time frames over the past 120 years to the average temperature during the period from 1951 to 1980, the span the NASA analysis refers to as a baseline.
In meteorology, the term analysis refers to the outcome of the process of data assimilation that generates a representation of the state of the atmosphere at a given time that is suitable for use as initial conditions in subsequent forecasts42.
The analysis refers to a FRCM system made by PBO (short of Polypara-phenylene-benzo-bisthiazole) fabric meshes with dry fiber strands disposed along two orthogonal directions bonded to concrete surfaces with a cement based mortar.
