The phrase "analyzed with the objective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal behind an analysis in various contexts, such as research or evaluation.
Example: "The data was analyzed with the objective of identifying trends and patterns that could inform future strategies."
Alternatives: "examined with the aim" or "assessed with the intention".
The collected works are analyzed with the objective to identify the current and future trends and needs in the study of rubber fatigue.
These indicators are analyzed with the objective of finding out which characteristics a manager should consider when designing and planning resilient supply chains.
In this paper, EEG signals of 20 schizophrenic patients and 20 age-matched control participants are analyzed with the objective of determining the more informative channels and finally distinguishing the two groups.
Accumulated anopheline mosquito collection protocols from Chiang Mai province, northern Thailand were compiled and analyzed with the objective to describe and compare the variation in density of malaria vectors between two areas: transmission area (TA) and non-transmission area (NTA), and between two periods: 1977 to 1989 and 1990 to 1999.
In the next section, the influence of embedding intensity on embedding rate is analyzed with the objective estimating system.
The microarray data were analyzed with the objective of identifying differentially methylated regions between tumor and adjacent normal genomes.
Combustion gases were collected and analyzed with the objectives of analysis by an automotive exhaust analyzer, separation by gas chromatography, and detection by flame ionization detection and mass spectrometry.
The representativeness of the inventory of shrub species of a natural protected area in Coahuila, Mexico was analyzed, with the following objectives: to describe the types of sampling bias; to define the environmental heterogeneity of the botanical records; to determine the level of spatial resolution that supports the information collected.
For quantification of cell cultures (triplicate wells per condition), images were captured using either the Leica DMI4000B epifluorescent microscope (20X objective) and analyzed using ImageJ (NIH) software or the GE IN Cell Analyzer 2000 (20X or 10X objective) and analyzed with the GE IN Cell Investigator software suite.
Three independent experiments were done, and more than 500 nuclei for each treatment and control cells were analyzed, with the use of a 40X objective.
Images were acquired with a 100×, 1.4-NA objective, and analyzed with the SoftWoRx software.
