The phrase "analytic scope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to analysis, research, or discussions about the extent or range of analytical methods or frameworks.
Example: "In this study, we will define the analytic scope to ensure that our findings are relevant and comprehensive."
Alternatives: "analytical range" or "scope of analysis".
This work extends the decision analytic scope of the AEZ model to explicitly incorporate a multicriteria optimization formulation that facilitates a direct trade-off analysis between the various decision criteria within a user-interactive decision support modeling framework.
First, as the increased analytic scope at the Fed has shown, the simple, two-variable Phillips curve may be a tired, old macroeconomic war horse that should be put out to pasture if not sent to the glue factory.
All authors reviewed coding extracts related to the trust-focused analysis independently and as a group to achieve consensus on analytic scope.
For these reasons, semiotically informed approaches have the potential to provide new insights into patients' understandings and experiences of molecular screening technologies and to redress the limited analytic scope of much current research into the sociology of screening (see Armstrong and Eborall, 2012).
Cooperating agency status allows an agency, community, or tribe considerable opportunity to influence an EIA by participating in developing the scope, analytic approach, and selection of alternatives, as well as by drafting sections of the EIA itself.
Accordingly, to comparatively evaluate the health and economic impact of the two new vaccines (HPV and rotavirus), we further standardized on some analytic choices and scope of the costs, but kept the same model inputs and assumptions as described in the previously published articles [ 6, 17].
Learning analytics extends this scope with a stronger focus on the actionable results of the analysis and through making use of an increasing variety and volume of data associated with learner activities (Cope and Kalantzis 2014; Cooper 2012).
Hempel encompassed analytic generalizations within the scope of "fundamental laws" as defined in Hempel and Oppenheim (1948), but he focused on those that were synthetic.
The approach used here is effective in this, because it can: generate new insights into intractable public health problems; offer alternative and useful methods to understand and communicate complex social issues in relation to public health; advance theoretical knowledge; and broaden the scope of analytic tools with which to understand well-being and society.
The birth of hip-hop out of the ruin of the South Bronx is a story that has been told many times, but never with the cinematic scope and the analytic force that Chang brings to it.
The findings broaden the scope of conversation analytic research on turn design and action formation and have implications for our understanding of questioning and advice delivery within the field of pragmatics.
