The phrase "assemblage analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to social sciences, cultural studies, or philosophy, where it refers to a method of examining the relationships and interactions within a collection of elements or entities.
Example: "In her research, she employed assemblage analysis to explore the complex interactions between various social actors and their environments."
Alternatives: "compositional analysis" or "collective analysis".
Foraminiferal assemblage analysis was undertaken every 8 cm in ER1116.
We thank L. S. Nicolaisen for assistance with planktonic foraminiferal assemblage analysis.
Survival and biomarker data were compared to chironomid assemblage analysis by monitoring insects emerging from the microcosms.
In each sample, six successive electrofishing passes were used to calculate the density and mean biomass for assemblage analysis using the Zippin model.
We also collected sand samples at approximately 20 m intervals along 13 shore-perpendicular transects extending up to 550 m inland, for grain size and mineral assemblage analysis.
21 The PCR products were purified using the agarose gel extraction kit (Qiagen, Hilden, Germany) and digested using 10 U/μL of Hae III (Enzynomics, Daejeon, Korea) in a final volume of 20 μL for 4 h at 37°C for assemblage analysis, according to previous reports.
Unless otherwise stated, the programs for read assemblage and analysis in this study were run under default parameters.
The most likely source of rondel phytolith assemblages for analysis are quids and coprolites recovered from dry caves in central Mexico such as the Tehuacan Valley caves [20], [21], Guilá Naquitz cave in Oaxaca [22], and the Tamaulipas caves [23].
The following reference sequences were used in the analysis: AF069556 (assemblage A), AF069557 (assemblage A), L02120 (assemblage A), U57897 (assemblage A), AF069560 (assemblage B), AF069561 (assemblage B), L02116 (assemblage B), AF069563 (assemblage C) and AF069559 (assemblage E).
Surprisingly, Cadle and Greene's [ 18] goo-eating snakes were recovered as a polyphyletic assemblage in our analysis, with the cryptozoic Adelphicos clustering outside the clade formed by the remaining goo-eaters (i.e., Atractus, Geophis, Ninia, Dipsas, Sibon, Tropidodipsas, and Sibynomorphus), as the sister group of Hydromorphus and Tretanorhinus (Clade C in Figure 14).
Polychaete assemblage evaluation through multivariate analysis and the benthic index BOPA were compared.
