The phrase "analyzing the growth of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or study of the increase or development of a particular subject, such as a business, population, or trend.
Example: "The researchers are analyzing the growth of the local economy over the past decade."
Alternatives: "examining the expansion of" or "studying the increase in".
Deterioration is taken into account by analyzing the growth of fatigue cracks in both ends of several critical structural elements.
Deng, X., Hutchinson, J.W., " Approximate methods for analyzing the growth of large cracks in fatigue damaged aircraft sheet material and lap joints". Finite Elements in Analysis and Design, 23, 101-114 (1996).
Since becoming coordinator, Dawson has been statistically analyzing the growth of the program, because potential donors and current financial backers would like to see measurable impact.
Some of these attempts involve analyzing the growth of human knowledge in terms of selectionist models and metaphors (e.g., Popper 1972, Toulmin 1972, Hull 1988; see Renzi and Napolitano 2011 for a critique of these efforts).
Consecutive optical sections were used for reconstructing the evolving 3-dimensional structure of segregated domains as well as analyzing the growth of clusters by two-point correlation method yielding characteristic cluster diameter values.
While the successful generation of gene knockouts for RabX1 and RabX2 indicate that these genes are not essential, we investigated a possible role in normal proliferation of trypanosomes by analyzing the growth of knockout cells in in vitro culture.
Next, we analyzed the growth of the transformants in liquid media using a Cell Growth Quantifier (Aquila Biolabs)39.
In this lesson, students will analyze the growth of far-right movements in Europe and around the world.
In our recent National League of Cities analysis of local economic conditions, we analyzed the growth of collaborative consumption and the maker movement in cities.
Previous work [1] has analyzed the growth of one compound layer.
Droplet formation of monodisperse microcapsules with controlled size combined with flow cytometry provided an efficient way to quantitatively analyze the growth of encapsulated cells in a high-throughput manner.
