The phrase "analysis would be useful" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the potential benefits of conducting an analysis in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In order to improve our marketing strategy, an analysis would be useful to identify customer preferences."
Alternatives: "evaluation would be beneficial" or "assessment would be advantageous."
A land use regression analysis would be useful to quantify this risk [18], however such an analysis would need each mother's actual address rather than just their postcode.
A graphical representation of the phylogeny for the species used in the analysis would be useful.
The results of the analysis would be useful in the rational design of antibodies and of other proteins for improved binding properties.
It is envisaged that this analysis would be useful in developing an improved understanding of protein-immobilized metal ion interactions and providing guidelines for designing preparative-scale separations using IMAC.
The outcome of the present analysis would be useful for perceptive and precision of diminutive time forecasting of the ionosphere.
This finding suggests that metabolomic analysis would be useful for evaluating the conditions for optimizing the performance of microflora in MFCs.
Others stated lack of use: "Yes of course [cost-effectiveness analysis] would be useful, but I have to let you know that this is not used adequately [in this country] as very few professionals know this kind of language.
Mr. Picciano suggested that the analysis technology would be useful for an entity like a national retailer "looking for information patterns around occasions of sales over years of data".
To complete our analysis, it would be useful to compare these results with surveys of network users including transport companies or local inhabitants who regularly use these roads.
In addition, through simple modification, the proposed analysis model would be useful to evaluate shear strength of reinforced concrete beams with advanced materials such as steel fibers, FRP sheets, and so on.
Because the cost of the Cobas Taqman (500 yen) is greater than the Daan test (160 yen), a cost-benefit analysis also would be useful.
