The phrase "analytic aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular viewpoint or dimension of analysis in a subject or topic.
Example: "In our research, we will focus on the analytic aspect of consumer behavior to understand purchasing decisions better."
Alternatives: "analytical dimension" or "analytical perspective".
Other less analytic aspects of the theory of partial differential equations also thrive at Columbia.
It is probably fair to suggest that radio, television, and radar would not exist today without the early mathematicians' work on the analytic aspects of musical instruments.
This article presents an overview of the analytic aspects of pediatric sports injury epidemiology, focusing on injury risk factors and preventive measures.
The geometric aspects, (Sections 1, 2) were taught to students in the precalculus phase (aged 16-17), the analytic aspects (Sections 3, 4) involving calculus were taught to older students (aged 18-19).
Recently, connections between type B and infinitesimal free probability were put into evidence by Belinschi and Shlyakhtenko [S.T. Belinschi, D. Shlyakhtenko, Free probability of type B: Analytic aspects and applications, preprint, 2009, available online at www.arxiv.org under reference arXiv 0903.2721].
We show the advantages of both decomposing the problem of interest and accounting for the structure from the point of view of exploiting, where ever possible, the explicitly analytic aspects of the problem.
As organizations are gradually recognizing that the interconnectivity between the operational and analytic aspects of the business is driven by high quality data, there will be a recurring need to ensure that any major initiative is aligned with the data governance and data quality management processes.
This series is devoted mainly to metric and functional analytic aspects of the theory.
In recent years, Finsler geometry has developed rapidly in its global and analytic aspects.
This was a major conference and, as in the past, fixed point theory was a generic term encompassing both the topological and functional analytic aspects of the theory.
