The phrase "analytical record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a detailed account or documentation that involves analysis, such as in research, data collection, or assessments.
Example: "The analytical record of the experiment provided valuable insights into the chemical reactions observed."
Alternatives: "analytical documentation" or "analysis report".
Cost was based on the analytical recording of a) the resource consumption of supplies, medication, laboratory and medical tests and enteral and parenteral feeding on an everyday basis per infant, b) the infrastructure and various overhead costs such as electricity, cleaning, telephone, watering, heating, maintenance and repairs and c) personnel cost.
Analytical categories recorded in each record cover: (1) where and when urban climate change experiments occur; (2) what are these experiments how are they developed and (3) who leads initiatives and how they are governed (Table 4).
A larger sample volume was taken for the final (96 h) and liquid densities were determined (solids separated by centrifugation and filtration, as described above) by pippeting 0.500 ml on to an analytical scale to record the weight.
Integrative diagrams and memos were written throughout the process to guide thinking and to record analytical insights and interpretations.
A memo was kept to record analytical insights and any possible changes to usual team behaviour as a result of JG's presence within MDT meetings.
The arterial pressure was connected to a Pressure Record Analytical Method (PRAM) monitor to continuous measure the stroke volume index (SVI), cardiac cycle efficiency (CCE), and stroke volume variation (SVV) by pressure wave analysis.
During the entire coding process, memo writing was used both as an analytical tool to record concepts, themes and more abstract thinking about the data, but was also used as a means of reflection, to record the researcher's own beliefs and experiences.
He was analytical, looking at records and statistics; she chose teams based on their colors and mascots.
A March 2003 article in The Journal of Analytical Toxicology examined records of the 919 deaths related to oxycodone (the painkiller in OxyContin) that occurred in 23 states between August 1999 and January 2002.
The pressure-recording analytical method is a new semi-invasive method for cardiac output measurement (PRAM).
