The phrase "analyzed projects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to projects that have been examined or studied in detail, often to assess their outcomes or effectiveness.
Example: "The report includes a section on the analyzed projects, highlighting their successes and areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "evaluated projects" or "assessed projects".
To examine the consistency of project evaluation as calculated by different criteria, the following method was used: all of the analyzed projects were ranked by each of the relevant four criteria.
Whereas in the evaluation reports for the "Coquimbo Project" and some communities from the Maule region all systems from the analyzed projects were found operational [82, 89], Covarrubias et al. [90] and Navarro et al. [95] reported deficiencies and a poor performance of the systems in the inspected projects (Maule, Aysén, Tarapacá, and Coquimbo regions).
The commission, which administers California's film and TV tax credit program, analyzed projects that applied for, but did not receive, a state tax credit due to limited funding.
Measurement results were exported from the validated analyzed projects using batch export module which generated a single excel sheet containing all relevant patient data: total analyzed area (AA) and total endothelial area (EA) of each domain of each patient.
While the data is still being analyzed, project officials say, they believe that 30percentto40percentcent of the improvement in travel times can be credited to the signal-timing technology.
Flow diagram and input needed by YMAP pipeline to construct a new hapmap from analyzed project datasets.
We analyzed projected temperature changes in the regions that are currently most affected by diarrhea to highlight the large uncertainties that are associated with attempts to quantify the impact of climate change on human health.
Mr. Tobias will help researchers devise and analyze projects to determine what works in the classroom for urban-school children, and how to make teaching and curriculum better.
The external validity of the findings could be assessed by analyzing projects other than Apache Incubator Podlings.
A GIS-based tool was developed to integrate, visualize, and analyze projects data from multiple information systems.
That is, there is no formal characterization to the projects, but it is possible to identify a characterization by analyzing data of projects stored in the measurement repository, carrying out interviews with projects members and analyzing projects documents.
