The phrase "analysis relevant to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific analysis that pertains to a particular subject or context.
Example: "The report includes an analysis relevant to the current market trends and consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "analysis pertaining to" or "analysis applicable to".
Introduction for graduate students to important issues in data analysis relevant to earth system studies.
By using instruments tailored to the kind of analysis relevant to biological tissue, which doesn't need to be as high-performance as that in chemistry labs, Takáts hopes to make a machine that costs about $20,000.
Numerical analysis relevant to the spatiotemporal dynamics of inorganic-N in soil pore water was also conducted during the growing and non-growing period for apples.
The HyRAM software toolkit establishes a standard methodology for conducting quantitative risk assessment (QRA) and consequence analysis relevant to assessing the safety of hydrogen fueling and storage infrastructure.
Finally a comparison between numerical analysis relevant to a broken ISP module will be presented in order to validate the used approach.
In order to provide an analysis relevant to our U.S. public company clients, we have not included campaigns at companies with a market cap of under $100 million and have not included campaigns at non-U.S.
The titles and abstracts were examined to identify systematic reviews with meta-analysis relevant to caries prevention.
Once articles were included in the analysis, information relevant to the questions driving the analysis was extracted, entered into an Excel spread sheet, and further analyzed.
Our analysis is relevant to multi-agent systems that track an external driver implicitly via an endogenously generated signal.
Exergy analysis is relevant to HVAC systems since both work and heat are present in the energy transformation processes.
Our analysis seems relevant to two of their model parameters: volume and the volume-to-C conversion.
