The phrase "analysis was achieved by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the method or process through which an analysis was conducted or completed.
Example: "The analysis was achieved by employing a combination of qualitative and quantitative research methods."
Alternatives: "analysis was conducted using" or "analysis was performed through".
This first analysis was achieved by watching the video without sound to become sensitive to visible interaction.
Colorimetric analysis was achieved by encapsulating gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) in the DNAzyme-crosslinked hydrogel to indicate the concentration of UO22+.
The forest cover change analysis was achieved by quantifying the proportion of an area occupied by a particular forest cover type relative to total forest area.
A reduction in the degrees of freedom in the analysis was achieved by using a fixed feed to gas flux ratio to promote a reasonably constant surfactant recovery.
The first form of sensitivity analysis was achieved by employing a secondary mathematical model to estimate the potential number of HIV cases that have been prevented by establishing an unsanctioned SIF in the DTES.
The transient velocity analysis was achieved by computing the sustained component and the transient component of the velocity within a short time window (see MATERIALS AND METHODS for more details).
The initial imperfection for post-buckling analysis is achieved by making use of the exact linear buckling wave form.
Buckling analysis is achieved by a corotational formulation, which is possible thanks to the accuracy of rotation approximations.
Reliability in the course of content analysis is achieved by involving several coders who discussed coding differences in cases of ambiguity (Seuring and Gold 2012).
The analysis is achieved by comparing the nanoparticle trajectories across thousands of simulations and iterations with those of a carrier fluid molecule to quantify the effects of thermal diffusivity.
Within labor market analysis is achieved by including MSA fixed effects in our estimating equations or, alternatively, using panel data to observe worker-specific changes in MJH over time.
