The phrase "and analytic methods for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various approaches or techniques related to analysis in a specific context, such as research or problem-solving.
Example: "The study focuses on statistical models and analytic methods for evaluating the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "and analytical techniques for" or "and assessment methods for".
This article presents data and analytic methods for automatically identifying recruitment activities of violent extremist organizations within online social media.
The growth of precision medicine has increased awareness and refinement of conceptual frameworks, data management systems, and analytic methods for multilevel data.
Data can be queried and downloaded along with comprehensive information on experimental and analytic methods for each data set.
The sample collection and analytic methods for postnatal Pb have been previously described (Gump et al. 2006).
Researchers performing zoonotic surveillance should be aware of the value of animal-sentinel approaches for predicting human risk and consider analytic methods for linking animal and human data.
Additional exposure metrics quantified using a variety of sampling and analytic methods will be needed for more comprehensive quantitative exposure assessment.
Although the data sets used to calibrate and validate the model were from studies with different experimental designs and analytic methods, the model accounted for the differences and predicted the endpoints well.
The main barrier to the successful use of biomarkers as dietary assessors is the lack of comprehensive and validated analytic methods for their measurement in population studies.
DAD conceived the study design and analytic methods and took overall responsibility for the paper, wrote the paper, assisted with data collection coordination, supervised data analysis and provided interpretation of the data.
Sample collection and analytic methods have been described previously for all other exposure metrics, including cord blood organochlorines (Stewart et al. 1999, 2000a), hair and placental methylmercury (MeHg) (Magos and Clarkson 1972), cord blood lead (Parsons and Slavin 1993), and postnatal venous lead levels (Gump et al. 2005).
Advances in data availability and analytic methods have created new opportunities for investigators to improve on the traditional reporting of disease on a national or regional scale by studying variations in disease occurrence rates at a local (small-area) scale (10).
