The phrase "analyzed light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific studies, experiments, or discussions about the properties of light that have been examined or measured.
Example: "The researchers presented their findings on the analyzed light, revealing new insights into its spectral composition."
Alternatives: "examined light" or "studied light".
While the scientists analyzed light from older "red" stars and younger "blue" stars, both types also emit a wide range of colors, including green, which predominates when all the visible light is analyzed together.
Two groups of astronomers have analyzed light from distant exploding stars to reach a preliminary verdict on the fate of the expanding universe.
This indicates that the highest scattering intensity occurs when both the incident and analyzed light linear polarization are parallel to the NW growth axis.
The transverse optical (TO) mode exhibits maximum intensity when both the incident and analyzed light polarizations are parallel to the NW axis.
The debate over alpha started in 2001 when a team led by Michael Murphy, an astrophysicist at Cambridge University, U.K., analyzed light from a few quasars, the super-bright hearts of galaxies.
Focusing on a DIB centered on the near-infrared wavelength of 862 nanometers, the team analyzed light from almost 500,000 stars within 9800 light-years of Earth, combining the light from neighboring stars when necessary to get a bright enough signal to analyze.
Upstairs are a three-drum seismograph, high-power microscopes and a spectroscope for analyzing light.
Prisms of this kind are used in certain spectroscopes, instruments for analyzing light and for determining the identity and structure of materials that emit or absorb light.
Recovering temporal point spread functions (PSFs) is important for various applications, especially analyzing light transport.
Headspace technique is a common method to analyze light hydrocarbons in deep marine sediments.
To attract agricultural clients, Asensetek developed a spectrometer that links with smart devices and enables growers to remotely monitor and analyze light wavelengths and intensities.
