The phrase "and categorisation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of organizing or classifying items, concepts, or data.
Example: "The study focuses on the analysis and categorisation of various species in the ecosystem."
Alternatives: "and classification of" or "and organization of".
But they insisted that the definition and categorisation of groups as jihadist, as well as the creation and execution of rules for counting and coding incidents, were guided by the "principles of transparency, clarity, and rigour".
Thorough analysis and categorisation of related work is also given in the paper.
This editorial introduces those contributions with an overview and categorisation of the papers.
There is a risk that the research teams labelling and categorisation of the research in the study may be different to that of another researcher.
Data classification refers to the characterisation and categorisation of a dataset into a particular visual symbology (Dent et al. 2009; Slocum 1999).
The reasons that motivated the selection and categorisation of each indicator are described and the proposed system is compared with other existing indicator systems.
Fig. 1 Coding and categorisations of the ten interview participants in this study.
In total, 1304 CNVs were detected in 100 controls, 1297 CNVs in oligozoospermic men (N = 89) and 728 CNVs in patients with SCOS (N = 37); the numbers and categorisations of CNVs are depicted in Figure 1.
11 Additional summaries and categorisations of the various possible approaches are also well-described in other reviews.
A high categorical perception index indicates reliable and correct categorisation of /ba/ and /da/).
Almost all evidence pertaining to the effect of demographic risk factors was available only for SSD, and limitations included sparse replication and diverse categorisation of variables across studies.
