The phrase "analytical scope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the range or extent of analysis in a particular context, such as research or evaluation.
Example: "The analytical scope of this study includes both qualitative and quantitative data to provide a comprehensive understanding of the issue."
Alternatives: "scope of analysis" or "range of analysis".
This kind of thinking leads to papers that are limited in analytical scope.
The term "cytogenomics" is introduced to broaden the analytical scope and include the increased level of detail that NGS fosters.
A discussion in a barbershop, about the suspected role of a planned Business Improvement District in the displacement of local businesses and the takeover of property by major real-estate investors, has the analytical scope of an investigative opera.
This overview gives an insight into the current state, analytical scope and performance characteristics of sequential injection systems as analytical tools for speciation.
While the focus is on sending countries, our analytical scope is expansive, ranging from individual motivations and expectations to meso-level processes of job matching and recruitment, and to the broader dynamics of labor supply and demand.
A demonstration of our evaluation method is then presented, drawing on the analytical scope of Conversation Analysis (CA).
If in the designing of a such framework only one of these two aspects is taken into consideration, then the consequence is that either we assure high levels of privacy but the data cannot be used for analytical scopes, or we assure a very good quality of data by putting at risk the individual privacy protection of people in the data.
These are organized by general analytical phase, from scoping and screening to risk characterization and decision making.
Traditionally, manufacturing systems engineering methods suitable to this scope include analytical methods and simulation.
The problem of fault diagnosis in nonlinear uncertain time retarded systems is studied within the scope of analytical redundancy concept.
The problem of fault diagnosis in hybrid systems is considered within the scope of analytical redundancy concept.
