The phrase "analyzed in conjunction with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of something alongside another element or factor.
Example: "The data was analyzed in conjunction with previous research findings to draw more comprehensive conclusions."
Alternatives: "examined alongside" or "assessed together with".
Instead, the riders' biological report cards are analyzed in conjunction with physiological testing, so scientists can see how the body changes when the riders work out, travel or when they are ill.
The data are analyzed in conjunction with the results of previous tests.
The results were analyzed in conjunction with adsorbents' porosity and surface chemistry.
As with most observables, SO2 has more evidential worth when analyzed in conjunction with changes in other observables.
Monitored fatigue load in service data are analyzed in conjunction with the specimen fatigue crack growth data for bridge steel.
The extracted principal components are then analyzed in conjunction with marker data to map the underlying loci.
Intended to provide useful descriptive information on health system functioning to supplement the Demographic and Health Survey data, each SPA produces a plethora of discrete indicators that are so numerous as to be impossible to analyze in conjunction with population and health survey data or to rate the relative readiness of individual health facilities.
The compact scheme has been developed for spatial discretization and is analyzed here in conjunction with four-stage, fourth order Runge Kutta (RK4) scheme for time integration while solving the one-dimensional convection equation.
In order to investigate the relationship between DNA methylation and transcription across the entire honeybee genome, we generated genome-wide transcription data using RNA-seq (pooled RNA from 20 individuals) and analyzed them in conjunction with available genome-wide DNA methylation data from honeybees (pooled DNA from 50 individuals) [ 18].
All microarray CEL files analyzed in this study in conjunction with their clinical covariates are accessible from the Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) (Series Accession number: GSE13041).
Herold et al. (2002, 2003) conducted a comprehensive study on urban land cover dynamics using remote sensing data for the development of spatial (landscape) metrics that were analyzed and interpreted in conjunction with results from the spatial modeling of urban growth.
