The phrase "analytic phase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to analysis, research, or problem-solving processes where a specific stage of analysis is being referred to.
Example: "During the analytic phase of the project, we will evaluate the data collected to draw meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "analysis stage" or "evaluation phase".
During the last part of the analytic phase, theories of adult learning were used as an analytical basis for interpretation [ 1, 2, 5, 6, 12].
A method to derive new analytic phase functions is proposed.
Eventually metaphysics should turn into a synthetic discipline, but its current limitations require a mandatory analytic phase first (2 290).
The first phase is dubbed the "analytic" phase (although it should be noted that sometimes Russell used the word "analysis" for the whole procedure).
It should be noted that the influence of the choice of the analytic phase function in photon transport introduces errors in the determination of optical parameters that are difficult to evaluate [12].
Various analytic phase functions that model these three major components were proposed by Cornette and Shanks [8], Liu [9], Draine [10] and many others (see the review of Sharma [11]).
At the study hospital, siting the blood culture analyser in the blood sciences laboratory and optimizing the pre-analytical and analytic phases of blood culture management resulted in a reduction in the time taken to detect most blood culture isolates to <12 h.
These analytic phases must therefore be considered quasi-experimental.
After the transcripts were coded, we developed a list of dominant themes (i.e., those discussed in most or all groups) and important outlier themes by collaboratively reviewing codes, related quotations, field notes, and comments generated during the early analytic phases.
The first, pre-analytic, phase of aesthetic experience is one of overwhelming impression.
A theorem of Varchenko gives the order of decay of the leading term of the asymptotic expansion of a degenerate oscillatory integral with real-analytic phase in two dimensions.
