The phrase "analyzed as to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of a particular aspect or element of something.
Example: "The data was analyzed as to its relevance to the research question."
Alternatives: "examined regarding" or "assessed in terms of".
Simultaneously to field surveys, remote sensing data have been analyzed as to detect areas with considerable displacement registered by the satellite.
Based on these results, the concept of formation flying between the object and the spacecraft is applied and analyzed as to establish the spacecraft's orbital motion design strategy.
The oxidation resistance of the coatings was evaluated in air at temperatures up to 500 °C and the resulting oxides were analyzed as to their chemistry and thickness.
The demographic characteristics and living conditions of the respondents were then studied and analyzed as to whether they are predictors of activity and satisfaction which indicate respondents' perceptions of side setback areas and their physical environments in general.
Reviews and studies on individual compounds were analyzed as to the suitability of different study designs and endpoints for detecting adverse effects of chemicals on male reproduction in animal species.
Each parameter was analyzed as to its nature to choose the most suitable working correlation matrix.
In the following, we therefore discuss different speech characteristics and analyze as to what extent they are represented by the features.
Recent evidence that DMBT1 and VEGF are functionally linked in the regulation of endothelial cells and neoangiogenesis [ 7] prompted us to analyze as to whether similar relationships exist in the respiratory tract.
More wolves need to be analyzed as well to correlate their haplogroups with those seen in dogs.
G-to-A changes were therefore analyzed as C-to-T transitions in the context of the reverse complement of the surrounding nucleotides.
Data were also analyzed as ratio to baseline (day 0) at each time point to describe response magnitudes.
