The phrase "analyzed critically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of a subject with a focus on its deeper meanings, implications, or flaws.
Example: "The novel was analyzed critically to uncover the underlying themes of social injustice and moral ambiguity."
Alternatives: "evaluated thoroughly" or "examined rigorously".
Against that background, each future transformation study has to be analyzed critically.
Three general decomposition criteria are identified and discussed with simple examples to let the mathematical formulation be analyzed critically.
The artificial driving force method (ADF) and the random walk method were analyzed critically and a detailed comparison of the two techniques was conducted.
AAF and GZ analyzed critically the results.
Similar statements within each category were analyzed critically, read and compared to achieve a reasonable interpretation.
BAM and SR contributed equally to perform the research, analyzed critically data and participated in the preparation of the manuscript.
Her experience in New York City's Women's House of Detention following an arrest during one such demonstration led her to analyze critically what she perceived as the male subjugation of women.
To analyze critically the reasons justifying the choice of two-step protocols requiring two media for the culture of human preimplantation embryos from the zygote to the blastocyst.
It also offers an opportunity to analyze critically the use of EAs in the context of a humanitarian NGO's collaboration with evaluators and political actors.
We will try to point out the real interest for the materials and to analyze critically the industrial interest for them.
The purpose of this article is to analyze critically and quantitatively the effect of fluid reactant supply rates and mass transfer on the measurement of the rates of fluid solid reactions, particularly those with small equilibrium constants.
