The phrase "analyzing the difference between" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or comparing two or more items, concepts, or phenomena to highlight their distinctions.
Example: "In this study, we will be analyzing the difference between traditional and modern teaching methods."
Alternatives: "examining the distinction between" or "comparing the variations in".
The variation ΔCPDGB was determined by analyzing the difference between the CPD value at the GB and the average CPD value of the grain surfaces on both sides of the GBs; these values are illustrated in Fig. 3e h.
Particularly, finding and analyzing the difference between life cycle (OCF + ECF) optimized design and operational (only OCF) performance-based optimized design is the primary goal of the current study.
Defects and damage in materials/structures can be detected by analyzing the difference between the phase and/or group velocity amplitude and mode changes of Lamb waves' propagation in damaged versus un-damaged specimens.
Damage in materials/structures can be detected by analyzing the difference between the phase/group velocity and the loss of amplitude of Lamb waves on damaged and un-damaged specimens.
To make sure that the study was not merely analyzing the difference between normal people and those with generic brain damage, the researchers also included "control" patients — i.e., participants with brain lesions, but not in areas that are involved in emotion processing.
The proof basically consists of thoroughly analyzing the difference between the two processes as N tends to infinity.
Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students consider familiar audio and imaging devices, researching and analyzing the differences between analog and digital versions.
The machine is able to "learn" the profiles of those patients most likely to be readmitted by analyzing the differences between cases for which it knows the outcome.
What is likely to be happening is that schools are teaching students to that particular test," said Mr. Petrilli, who released a report last month analyzing the differences between state and national tests.
In late 2012 the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ("CFPB") published a study analyzing the differences between credit scores sold to lenders versus those sold to consumers.
