The phrase "analysis were informed" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a grammatical error, likely due to the incorrect use of the verb "were" with the singular noun "analysis."
Example: "The analysis was informed by recent research findings."
Alternatives: "analysis was guided" or "analysis was influenced."
Further data collection and analysis were informed by the themes from earlier interviews.
The study design and qualitative analysis were informed under interpretive description (ID) methodology [ 17, 18].
All participants included in the analysis were informed in writing about the study and agreed to participate.
The independent variables to be included in the logistic regression analysis were informed by previous literature and chi Square tests which produced statistically significant results.
A strength of this study is that it follows our prior studies in same setting, and our interview script, coding, and analysis were informed by prior data and experience [ 22, 25].
Interviews were recorded and transcribed, with informed consent; analysis was informed by Framework Analysis [ 28].
As recently as a couple of decades ago, empirical analysis was informed by relatively small and limited data sets.
That sober, rational analysis is informed by contributions from thousands of party members, hundreds of constituency parties, several MPs, countless experts and all the major manufacturing unions.
My grandfather's analysis was informed by Ambassador Sheffield, whose government distrusted Calles because of the restrictions he placed on US oil companies and his friendly relations with the Soviet Union, which opened its first embassy in Mexico.
Analysis was informed by a general inductive methodology.
Analysis is informed by theories of market creation developed in economic geography and economic sociology.
