The phrase "analytical specificity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, science, or analysis where the precision of analytical methods is being discussed.
Example: "The study demonstrated high analytical specificity, ensuring that the results were not influenced by other variables."
Alternatives: "analytical precision" or "analytical accuracy".
We enhanced the analytical specificity of the mutation-specific assay by adding a proprietary co-solvent, Q-Solution, to the PCR reaction.
Analytical specificity was assessed by evaluation of each genotype-specific primer-probe set with genotypes 4a and 5a.
28, 29 Liquid chromatography linked with tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) allows multiple analyte analysis from a single sample whilst maintaining analytical specificity.
Analytical specificity was >98%.
This circumstance may have several causes: 1) data were obtained using methods with different analytical specificity and sensitivity.
The analytical specificity of this assay was successfully tested to identify L. brevis isolates from sourdoughs.
That's why Hitchcock's methods — Hitchcock's meticulous and mysterious plots, Hitchcock's style of image-making, Hitchcock's process of designing his movies, their images and sounds and performances, with a supremely analytical specificity and intentionality — are relevant to Hitchcock alone.
Besides dramatically improved analytical specificity of the assay, our data suggests a potential linking for antibodies to DNA to the biological status of disease state in localized scleroderma.
Development of QMSP requires optimization to maximize analytical specificity and sensitivity for the detection of methylated alleles.
The analytical specificity was evaluated on a collection of 68 clinically relevant, phylogenetically related or serologically cross-reacting micro-organisms.
The PCR assay validation was realised taking into account the analytical specificity and the PCR detection limit.
