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Free sign upThe phrase "analysis to be implemented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans or proposals for conducting an analysis in the future.
Example: "The report outlines the analysis to be implemented in the next phase of the project to assess its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "analysis to be conducted" or "analysis to be performed".
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This is the background necessary for the analysis to be implemented below.
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This will enable XYZ neutron polarization analysis studies to be implemented on the majority of public ILL instruments.
Reliability analysis often needs to be implemented on systems having elements connected in parallel and series to calculate their reliability.
The results of this analysis were intended to be implemented into the design of a currently planned randomized phase-III trial.
Consequently, it allows large range of molecular biological analysis of CTCs to be implemented and thus provides clinician with further insight into CTCs role in tumor formation.
3. The analysis is too complex to be implemented in practice.
In most studies included in this analysis, glycemic rescue therapy was to be implemented based upon protocol-specified hyperglycemic criteria.
Automated tracking can expand fine-grained behavioral analysis, yet its full potential remains to be implemented for the larvae.
The analysis based on Lippiello et al. (2012), hereinafter referred to as the seismicity density analysis, can be implemented to forecast the size of the mainshock.
A complex statistical interaction was suggested between D1G024, D3G046 and environmental factor 1. This report suggests that traditional methods of analysis can be implemented to analyze and describe the mechanisms that may underlie the more complex genetic disorders.
More detailed costing and cost-effectiveness analysis can be implemented to support these decisions.
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