The phrase "analytical frame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a specific perspective or approach to analyzing information or data.
Example: "In order to understand the complex dynamics of the market, we need to adopt an analytical frame that considers both quantitative and qualitative factors."
Alternatives: "analytical perspective" or "analytical lens".
An analytical frame based on transition theory was adopted.
Figure 4 Analytical Frame Error Rate at the error floor level for the clipping threshold.
The frequency resolution of the DFT is restricted because it depends on the analytical frame length and the window function.
Since our theoretical analysis matches well the simulations, we can estimate the analytical frame error floor as a function of the PAPR threshold (see Figure 4).
The concept of resilience provides an analytical frame for discussing the conditions and prospects for the future management of seminatural grasslands.
An analytical frame based on Lagrange's equations is applied to a lumped parameters model, which represents the real yoke bell clapper system.
They highlight that even though there have been calls to use feminist theories as analytical frames, there are scant evidences of such applications.
In this paper we show how applying an analytical framing of hegemony to policy making can draw out strategic positioning and negotiation of the actors involved that would remain hidden with a more rationalistic analysis.
They offer historical context, racial and ethnic histories, and an analytical framing of the big debates now raging in the Golden State from immigration to the function of political parties, to the "two-thirds" requirement and reforming the state's Constitution.
The analysis resulted in five analytical frames.
The inter-rater reliability was assessed, and through an iterative process, the analysts identified discrepancies in coding, refined the analytical frames in discussion with the research team and retested inter-rater reliability.
