The phrase "analysis will be necessary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that an examination or evaluation is required for a particular situation or decision.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, an analysis will be necessary to determine the potential risks involved."
Alternatives: "evaluation will be required" or "assessment will be essential."
Further analysis will be necessary to determine where the NKLE residents and crops came from.
However, more detailed and rigorous analysis will be necessary for long trajectories and large environments.
Systems biology approaches in experimental design, data acquisition and analysis will be necessary to tackle the challenges that lie ahead.
The same analysis will be necessary for Zimmerman's state of mind.
Further analysis will be necessary to define the role of the imp gene in biofilm maturation and determine the significance of the observed nuclease and autolysis phenotypes.
Increased nuclease activity may be a factor in the imp mutant biofilm phenotype, but further analysis will be necessary to demonstrate a connection.
Even the large numbers of women recruited into the UK study means that a meta-analysis will be necessary to decide if MRI is more appropriate than mammography and if screening by this technique is efficacious.
Further developments of measurement and analysis techniques will be necessary before a more complete picture of the importance of wheel vibration on wheel/rail noise radiation can be determined.
However, before biomarkers can be tested in a large-scale cohort study, additional serum analysis experiments will be necessary to validate which of these candidate biomarkers have differential levels in DS versus normal pregnancies.
Integration of copy number and expression has provided a list of candidate dominantly acting driver genes, which can be used to underpin functional analysis that will be necessary to validate their contribution to ovarian tumorigenesis.
Since, in the near future, microarray data sets that address similar hypotheses will become increasingly available (even to such an extent that meta-analysis techniques will be necessary to analyse them simultaneously; see Rhodes et al (2002) and Moreau et al (2003)), assessing their quality could become an important issue.
