The phrase "analytical phase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, data analysis, or problem-solving processes where a specific stage of analysis is being discussed.
Example: "During the analytical phase of the project, we will evaluate the data collected to identify trends and insights."
Alternatives: "analysis stage" or "evaluation phase".
Rigour in the analytical phase – mostly undertaken in November – was vital.
"This would be a culmination of all the factual documentation, and we're now in the analytical phase".
Coincidentally, my surrender coincided with his entering a more contemplative and analytical phase that was tied to his leadership training at the War College.
Our approach is a generalization of the work16,17 which presented an analytical phase pattern for two rotating DOEs to change focus.
In the analytical phase, I conceptually consider the virtue I am focusing on from many angles and various analogies (as you describe above).
In the analytical phase, the load at cracking and the strain of the steel reinforcement are determined and compared with experimental test data.
GexTe100−x compounds are then integrated in lance-type analytical phase-change memory devices allowing for a thorough analysis of the switching characteristics, data retention and endurance performances.
One of the major goals of the EC funded project SPIDIA (www.spidia.eu) is to develop evidence-based quality guidelines for the pre-analytical phase of blood samples used for molecular testing which requires intracellular RNA analytes.
Samples will be taken at the KORA Study centre and the pre-analytical phase will be organized according to the method specific requirements for each analytic.
The pre-analytical phase is responsible for about 70% of errors.
In order to reduce errors in TTP, the pre-analytical phase should therefore be prioritized.
