The phrase "analyzes a host of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of a large number of items, topics, or subjects in a detailed manner.
Example: "The researcher analyzes a host of variables to determine their impact on the outcome of the study."
Alternatives: "examines a variety of" or "assesses numerous".
When the group analyzed a host of douches, wipes, sprays and creams, they discovered phthalates, dioxins, parabens and other potentially hazardous chemicals.
Researchers at University College London tracked a cohort of civil servants at Whitehall, the administrative center of England, to analyze a host of factors including how job function at work correlated with health.
A case is presented here which shows the ability of plant systems in analyzing a host of genetic end points, including chromosome aberrations like deletions, somatic crossing over, numerical inequality, gene conversion, paramutations and point mutations.
Furthermore, neural circuits can be analyzed using a host of techniques, including electrophysiology, immunohistochemistry and imaging (McLean and Fetcho, 2004).
Measuring and analyzing dynamic networks introduces a host of new challenges.
The paper, in which a critically important Greenland ice core is analyzed by 133 authors from a host of research centers, concludes that the vast ice sheet largely endured over a period of 6,000 years that was warmer than what is forecast for coming decades.
Our rationale for the selection of TK6 lymphoblastoid cells is that they are well characterized at the molecular level and have been used to analyze cellular responses upon exposure to a host of environmental agents, including arsenic [ 18- 22].
Leinen easily ticks off a host of areas, from analyzing the complex mixtures of physical processes and chemical reactions in the atmosphere and the ocean to characterizing earthquakes, in which geoscientists have made important contributions to physics and chemistry.
The satellites are armed with a host of sensors to comprehensively analyze the plasma, energetic particles, magnetic fields and plasma waves in these belts with unprecedented sensitivity and resolution.
To determine whether pigs are a host of D. fragilis, we analyzed fecal samples from 152 pigs in Italy by microscopy and molecular methods.
