The phrase "analysis to create an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of examining data or information to develop or produce something.
Example: "The analysis to create an effective marketing strategy is essential for our success."
Alternatives: "evaluation to develop a" or "assessment to produce an".
The proposed approach makes use of the analytical solutions from the bottleneck analysis to create an equivalent assignment problem that admits closed-form commute cost functions.
Reasoning that such RNA, if it exists, could hold the key to paternal potency, molecular geneticist Stephen Krawetz of Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan, and colleagues used microarray analysis to create an mRNA "fingerprint" of healthy sperm.
Although the published GWAS meta-analysis included subjects from the discovery dataset, these subjects were excluded from the following analysis to create an independent dataset consisting of 1606 MS cases and 5425 controls.
We included all ohnolog copies for our analysis to create an extended AtGS gene set.
These summaries and discussions provide an overall risk/benefit analysis to create an updated clinical perspective for selection of IOLs with or without blue light-filtering technology.
Based on the assumption that the assets owned by households and the quality of their housing are good indicators of their wealth status, Filmer and Pritchett (2001) developed Principal Components Analysis to create an index of household assets and housing quality for measuring household socioeconomic status (SES).
The boxes were portable seismographic stations conducting a "site response analysis" to create a "subsurface shear velocity profile" of areas that could be vulnerable to earthquakes in Manhattan.
The study, published in Nature, used a series of CT scans of an allosaurus skull and a mathematical tool called finite element analysis to create a model of how the dinosaur's skull would function.
The use of found text and video, the choreographing of stock-trader gestures to form a dance, the ambitious interweaving of psychological and sociological analysis to create a penetrating critique of a moment in history – all this is sadly rare on the Great White Way.
In the 1960s the German-born American Abraham Robinson similarly used nonstandard models of analysis to create a setting where the nonrigorous infinitesimal arguments of early calculus could be rehabilitated.
In this research, we employed principal component-based factor analysis to create a set of new variables that are orthogonal to each other.
