The phrase "analyzed a plethora of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or study of a large variety or abundance of items, data, or subjects.
Example: "In her research, she analyzed a plethora of studies to draw her conclusions about climate change."
Alternatives: "examined a wide range of" or "studied a large number of".
Haugbolle's book is thoughtful ethnography of social memory, based on time spent in the country analyzing a plethora of cultural records.
When combined with appropriately designed extraction methods and any gas- or liquid-based separation technique, MS is capable of analyzing a plethora of metabolites of different chemical classes.
Given the fact that these loci remained unknown despite their putative relevance for an experimentally very well-studied trait-like GS biosynthesis, we highlight the importance of considering ohnolog copies when analyzing a plethora of other highly diverged multigene pathways (i.e., terpenoid biosynthesis).
Technical advances to analyze biological markers have generated a plethora of promising new marker candidates for early detection of cancer.
There is a plethora of papers analyzing the significance of PRRs in various diseases.
There are currently a plethora of methods to analyze the expression of groups of genes (see for example [ 38, 40]).
There now exist a plethora of statistical techniques for analyzing partially observed data sets, including multiple imputation (2– 4) and inverse probability weighting (5).
However, one has to keep in mind that despite the proteasome (and HIF-1 α) being critically involved in the present work, the proteasomal activity certainly affects a plethora of cell cascades that are not exclusively analyzed herein.
It produces a plethora of small and large molecules that were never fully analyzed.
Social media sites offer a plethora of information about a user, their behaviors and their preferences that can be collected and analyzed.
