The phrase "analytical definition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a definition that breaks down a concept into its components for better understanding or analysis.
Example: "In philosophy, an analytical definition is often preferred to clarify the meaning of complex terms."
Alternatives: "explanatory definition" or "descriptive definition".
Inside the administration there's been a political judgment to do more, which I applaud, but there has not been an analytical definition of need or a budget planning process that could meet it".
Usually we do not have an analytical definition of the whole hull surface.
The innovative feature of this paper is the analytical definition of dwell times as flow dependent.
In the present work, we deal with connectivity of discrete planes in the framework of Réveillès analytical definition (Thèse d'État, Université Louis Pasteur, Strasbourg, France, 1991).
Therefore, the harmonic elimination feature of SPWM that eliminates the base harmonic orders but not considers the side band harmonics in frequency domain is improved with the developed analytical definition.
An analytical definition of the security gap will be given in Section 2. It must be said that other performance metrics exist and are also often used for assessing transmissions over this kind of channels.
The new and unmiraculous Bible of the age was Diderot's Encyclopedie, whose terse analytical definitions, contributed in many cases by Voltaire, dismissed the occult fabulations of scripture.
The procedure introduced here is verified using analytical definitions of infinite orthotropic plates which physically resemble to laminated plates for (under) specific conditions, and is tested by performing experimental power injection method (PIM) for an actual, right-angled composite structure.
Analytical definitions are widely available for the first two terms leading to finite energy in crack-tip area (stress intensity factor, T-stress), but rarely for higher order terms (either regular or singular ones).
These topics included HL7, syndrome definitions, analytical algorithms definitions and the definition of what is or is not a disease surveillance system.
The arbitrariness of the analytical units' definition is mostly pragmatically motivated, but may sometimes be politically motivated also.
