The phrase "analysis specific to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an analysis that is tailored or relevant to a particular subject, context, or group.
Example: "The report includes an analysis specific to the impact of climate change on coastal cities."
Alternatives: "analysis tailored to" or "analysis focused on".
Harper agrees that while most nanomaterials used in textiles are covered by existing regulations, there is very little life-cycle analysis specific to those textiles available.
The development of the lesson is made by conducting a learner and needs analysis as well as a task analysis specific to the lesson chosen.
Similarly, advanced course taking in mathematics, the only variable in the analysis specific to math achievement, increased the propensity that an individual worked in STEMM careers at all skill levels.
Analysis specific to wave 2 could not be conducted owing to limited samples.
This identification was supported by 20 to 30 nucleotides long signature sequences and in silico restriction enzyme analysis specific to the 10 Bacillus species.
To overcome this limitation we present a simple analysis specific to our case, used here to develop a failure criterion for the alpha-helix protein network.
The following 3 analysis types were utilized in this study: · Representational analysis is specific to the way information is communicated and the information flow for a given task.
To actively contribute to the open source analysis community, we are in the process of contributing to Galaxy the various analysis routines specific to AXIOME.
First, the sample for this study is drawn from a single country, and the analysis is specific to EU HACCP certification.
Therefore, the present analysis is specific to extracellular and intracellular environments.
Hence, this analysis was specific to the context-dependent influence of each region that occurred over and above the effects of the two tasks.
