The phrase "analytical directions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to guidelines or instructions that involve analysis or critical thinking.
Example: "The research paper requires clear analytical directions to guide the reader through the complex data presented."
Alternatives: "analytical guidelines" or "analytical instructions".
The CA also determines the analytical direction, except these outputs – a choice of other methods and components of the DS system that are necessary to monitor and analyze.
All selected parameters have an important contribution to the clustering procedure (length of arrows) and they cover a large analytical space (direction of arrows).
Studies varied greatly with respect to study design, exposure assessment, analytical methods, and direction of the associations.
For the case that the mechanical, piezoelectric and dielectric properties of the material obey an identical power law in the radial direction, analytical solutions for displacement, stresses and electric potential in the FGPM hollow cylindrical and spherical structures are determined by using the infinitesimal theory of piezoelasticity.
Although direct comparisons may not be appropriate between cohort studies that calculate fibre intake using different analytical methods, the direction of effect and to some extent the magnitude of the association may be similar and could therefore be informative when summarising data from multiple studies.
Drawing on our analytical framework, we provide directions for further opportunities for research of social theories and auditing.
The maximum relative errors of the deformation in the three directions between analytical solutions and IGA solutions are less than 0.1%.
Our analytical results provide valuable directions on the optimization of peer-to-peer storage systems, e.g., reducing bandwidth usage, provisioning for bandwidth spike, improving system capacity.
The case of a half-space is analyzed using a Fourier transform also in the second horizontal direction (yky) and an analytical solution for the z-direction on the basis of exponential functions.
In short, SFEM combines a standard finite element method in the direction of layering together with analytical solutions for the remaining direction.
