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The phrase "analyzed in relation to" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is being studied or examined in connection with something else. Example: The data will be analyzed in relation to the participants' age and gender to determine any patterns or trends in their responses.
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After processing, the droplet sizes were analyzed in relation to the working conditions using a Spraytec analyzer.
Summary scores were analyzed in relation to sex and headache frequency.
The clinicopathologic tumor characteristics were then analyzed in relation to the different fusion genes.
The architectural and organizational characteristics of ICUs also were analyzed in relation to patient comfort.
To this end, SSCEFF was analyzed in relation to DP velocity and performance.
Debt is not frequently analyzed in relation to the conflict between controlling and outside shareholders.
Variables derived from this measure were analyzed in relation to clinically rated awareness for memory loss.
In this paper, however, the pension system is analyzed in relation to implicit savings decisions of the elderly.
The advantage of using mobile phones was analyzed in relation to the fishing industry in India as well.
Homophily with respect to political orientation is often analyzed in relation to the more general phenomenon of polarization.
As a sensitivity analysis, the probability of undergoing regular surveillance colonoscopies was analyzed in relation to age.
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