The phrase "analytical gauge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to measurement, assessment, or evaluation, particularly in analytical or scientific discussions.
Example: "The analytical gauge provided precise measurements that were crucial for the experiment's success."
Alternatives: "measurement tool" or "assessment instrument".
Larkins said retailers can use new analytical tools to gauge the response they are getting online.
The Effects of High-Skilled Immigration on Firms: Evidence from H-1B Visa Lotteries, by economists Kirk Doran of the University of Notre Dame in Indiana, Alexander Gelber of the University of California, Berkeley, and Adam Isen of the Office of Tax Analysis at the U.S. Department of the Treasury, uses an innovative analytical approach to gauge the effect on companies of adding H-1Bs.
The test gauges students' analytical, verbal and quantitative skill, as well as features of their personalities.
An analysis based on the lubrication assumption for the flow patterns in the space between the nozzle and the surface being gauged yielded analytical expressions for the relationships between the main flow variables and system parameters.
Using the dislocation gauge approach, rigorous analytical expressions for the elastic distortions, the force stresses, the dislocation density and the pseudomoment stresses are obtained depending on the moduli of gradation and an effective intrinsic length scale characteristic for the functionally graded material under consideration.
Using an analytically solvable toy model for protein folding, an approximate statistical thermodynamic method is directly compared to simulation in order to gauge the effectiveness of current analytical crowding descriptions.
A physically defined QCD coupling parameter naturally incorporates massive quark flavor thresholds in a gauge invariant, renormalization scale independent and analytical way.
CFD calculations of the shear stress being imposed on the surface being gauged gave good agreement with an analytical model for flow between parallel discs, indicating that the latter can be used to estimate the maximum shear stress imposed by the gauging flow.
VFM injections targeted the intact LP (pre-injury) or residual LP/wound bed (post-injury) and were performed under endoscopic guidance using a 50-mm, 26-gauge needle and 5-μl syringe (SGE Analytical Science, Melbourne, Australia) (Welham et al., 2008).
The strain gauge measurement results allowed validation of a simple analytical model proposed by Schijve to estimate secondary bending moments induced in mechanically fastened joints with eccentricities.
