The phrase "analyzed to ascertain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something has been examined or studied in order to determine or find out specific information.
Example: "The data was analyzed to ascertain the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "examined to determine" or "studied to find out".
Fluctuations in the curvature of collagen fibers formed in-vitro (with or without recombinant DDR2) were analyzed to ascertain their PL.
9600 core samples taken from 23 wells were analyzed to ascertain the features and genesis of the major reservoir space of KT-I and K-II, and the reservoir space is classified according to their genesis and shape.
Several simulations of 40 m high dump slopes with different ranges of cohesion and angle of internal friction were numerically solved and analyzed to ascertain the role of material strength on factor of safety of slope and its stability.
In this study, 15 different Ecodesign tools were analyzed to ascertain whether a valuation is included in the tools, in what way the tools give support in different types of trade-off situations and whether the tools provide support from a sustainability perspective.
Because isolates of T. marchalianum were taken from different types of leaves (oak, maple, sycamore, or unidentified) genetic differentiation by leaf type was also analyzed to ascertain if genotype substrate specificities influence genetic structure in this species.
Histological sections of tumors arising in Pdx1-Cre, Kras G12D/+, Lkb1 flox/+ (KLC) animals were analyzed to ascertain the phenotype of these PanINs and tumors.
Consequently analyze data to ascertain any improvement.
Resources needed for gathering and analyzing data to ascertain whether your approach is helping students learn expenses that might not be a normal cost of teaching the course are also appropriate for grant support.
Data have been analyzed to investigate how the program is performing against its key objectives, and to ascertain what benefits it is providing for patients.
Two cases of mildly debated sculptures in San Francisco – Mark di Suvero's "Pax Jerusalem" and Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen's "Cupid's Span" – are analyzed in order to ascertain the role context has in reception and debates over art.
Here we analyzed these mice to ascertain whether the down-regulation of Dicer1 expression has any influence on adult tissues.
