The phrase "and involved analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or activity that includes the examination or evaluation of certain elements.
Example: "The research project was comprehensive and involved analysis of various data sets to draw meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "and included examination of" or "and required evaluation of".
A second technique involves a more involved analysis of synaptic conductances obtained from synaptic IV relations.
This study is the result of a policy analysis conducted in Malaysia in 2007 which involved analysis of legal, policy and regulatory framework documents, and in-depth interviews with key informants from governmental and non-governmental organisations in two States of Malaysia, namely Kelantan and Penang.
Information in this paper is based on the results of an external evaluation of the program, which involved analysis of project proposals and technical reports, surveys with grantees and interviews with grantees and program designers, as well as case studies of three projects and a review of relevant literature.
Our retrospective interpretation study involved analysis of Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act-compliant breast MRI data from The Cancer Imaging Archive, an open-source database from the TCGA project.
This study involved analysis of data and tissue from the phase III colorectal adenoma prevention parent trial (Meyskens, 2008).
Although these studies involved analysis of longitudinal data and identified a relationship between a particular type of social participation and mental health, one of the outstanding questions raised by prior investigations was how change and duration of social participation affected the development of psychological distress in later life.
This involved analysis of cardiac enzymes, electrocardiogram and transthoracic echocardiography (new cardiac wall abnormalities).
Proposed methodologies involved analysis of data-rich pollutants and application of this analysis to other pollutants, using dose response modeling of animal data for estimating benefits to humans, determining dose-equivalence relationships for different chemicals with similar health effects, and analysis similar to that used for criteria pollutants.
The study involved analysis of industry accident incidence data and running a set of classroom discussions with young school children (aged 5 10, n = 210).
