The phrase "analyzing the number of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing data, statistics, or research that involves examining quantities or counts of specific items or phenomena.
Example: "The researchers are analyzing the number of participants who completed the survey to determine the effectiveness of the program."
Alternatives: "examining the quantity of" or "assessing the count of".
does a "relatively poor job" of analyzing the number of people who will be insured and uninsured under any given piece of legislation.
Analyzing the number of differentially expressed genes came to a similar conclusion, as minimal numbers of genes were differentiated in each knockdown (Supplementary Figure 4e).
The computational complexity of the proposed algorithms is derived by analyzing the number of variables and equality constraints produced in the relaxation.
Furthermore, by analyzing the number of the carbon rings and the pair distribution function of them we quantified the crystallinity of the graphene clusters.
Their method of time-and-motion study provided a systematic means of identifying and analyzing the number of movements and the amount of time needed to complete a specific task.
After analyzing the number of training runs each athlete had here — the Russian skeleton racer Elena Yudina, for example, had never raced on the course — the bobsled and skeleton federation presented an additional training opportunity at the captains' meetings Sunday.
Calculating and analyzing the number of spanning trees of graphs (network models) is an important and interesting research project in wide variety of fields, such as mathematics, physics, theoretical computer science, chemistry and so on.
It is shown by analyzing the number of floating point operations per calculation cycle that the calculation load of the NMPC method for this application is quite manageable for today's industrial embedded computers.
For analyzing the number of peaks during the 15-min recording period, peaks with increment larger than two were counted as one peak, and the peak number was presented as the total number of peaks during the 15-min recording period.
After analyzing video shot by Sherman from the passenger seat, they calculated the speed of the crosswind by analyzing the number of frames per second it took a 2-foot-by-4-foot piece of wood to fly across the screen.
This reason was supported when analyzing the number of shares.
