The phrase "analyze target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, data analysis, or strategic planning where a specific target or subject is being examined.
Example: "In order to improve our marketing strategy, we need to analyze target demographics to understand their preferences."
Alternatives: "examine target" or "assess target".
A visual oddball paradigm was employed to analyze target processing using event-related potentials.
We used an auditory oddball paradigm to analyze target processing using event-related potentials.
Therefore, the Sfold program can be used to analyze target sequences when carrying out VIGS design to increase gene-silencing effects in plants.
Leaching experiments (e.g., tank test, immersion test) can be used to analyze target chemicals in eluates, and the toxicity of mixtures can be measured in bioassays; however, methods to better transfer laboratory results to field conditions are still needed.
Depending on background speed, we varied initial background position so that we could analyze target response at the same spatial juxtaposition of target and background (target size of 1.6°×1.6°).
Previously, we employed cDNA microarrays to analyze target genes following T3 treatment in wild-type TR-expressing hepatoma cells.
The Americans and British militaries are primarily relying on drones to pick and analyze targets.
Note that as the number of Japanese studies was limited, we analyzed target diseases that were examined in more than three of the Japanese studies.
To further understand the predictive capability of GP models on each analyzed target, we trained ten GP models with the NP kernel.
Since the annotators are tested for the agreement of relation identification, they are told which verb-pair is the analyzed target.
Using NPMR, species distribution responses were predicted as a function of multiplicative interactions among climate predictors, using an iterative algorithm that maximizes fit by analyzing target points in a local neighborhood in predictor space via distance-weighted smoothing functions.
