The phrase "any future analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to analyses that may occur at a later time or in subsequent contexts.
Example: "We should consider the implications of our findings for any future analysis of this data set."
Alternatives: "subsequent analysis" or "upcoming analysis".
Therefore any future analysis that is developed should also consider how MCC hot spots may emerge and dissipate over time near licensed premises, and whether they are stable hot spots or occur more sporadically.
Genotyping errors, especially allelic dropout and C→T transitions, are a serious concern for any future analysis.
The Emperor Island colony now apparently no longer exists and any future analysis will continue to be bound by existing (and sparse) data.
Sagital sections of the left hemisphere were made at 40 µm using a Microm cryostat (Richard-Allan Scientific, Kalamazoo Michigan), Beginning with a random start, sections were collected including 'bookending' sections where the hippocampus was absent to ensure that the entire left hippocampus was included in any future analysis.
This suggests that cytoplasmic genomes must be included in any future analysis of natural variation.
The following corrections should be incorporated into any future analysis of our original article [ 1].
"Cry Me a River" has no apparent relation to the 1955 standard made famous by Julie London, although a future analysis of internal structural ratios may show otherwise.
These authors suggested a future analysis of the new tariff models for the electricity prices.
Serum and plasma will be stored at -80°C for future analysis of any compelling biomarkers.
The combined discussions and results presented in this paper should be valuable as a guide to any future phylogenetic analysis of this diverse clade.
62 Important factors to consider in any future IPD analysis are that of the accurate estimation of gestational age (i.e. pregnancies dated by first-trimester ultrasound scan only) and comparing outcome by week of gestational age rather than grouping all term infants together.
