The phrase "analysis which takes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a type of analysis that involves a specific process or method.
Example: "The analysis which takes into account various factors will yield more accurate results."
Alternatives: "analysis that considers" or "analysis involving".
Here are the key points of the updated debt sustainability analysis, which takes into account the events of recent weeks.
A thermodynamic analysis which takes account of the exhaust loss of the LP turbine is performed.
In the present work a nonlinear time-history analysis which takes those important parameters into account is presented.
A probabilistic cost benefit analysis, which takes into account future uncertainty, is conducted using a Monte Carlo simulation.
This latest analysis, which takes primary care contacts into consideration, shows these concerns were justified and emphasises the need to act," he said.
SimDis analysis, which takes about three hours to perform, is rapid relative to TBP (True Boiling Point) determination.
A fractal analysis which takes into account the affect of surface heterogeneity brought about by ligand immobilization on the reaction kinetics is presented.
The seepage forces are determined numerically through steady-state, three-dimensional seepage flow analysis which takes account of the characteristics of a given drainage scheme.
Nice assesses the cost of a treatment in terms of a cost-utility analysis which takes account of the quality adjusted life year – the amount and quality of extended life it is hoped the patient will gain.
The Nuffield Trust and Health Foundation's QualityWatch analysis, which takes into account a comprehensive set of indicators, suggests that quality across a range of services appears to be at least maintained and in many areas improving.
A linear stability analysis, which takes into account the shear stresses, is presented and applied to the stability of stratified flow at various angles of inclinations.
