The phrase "attrition analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or study of the reduction in numbers, typically in relation to employees, customers, or participants over time.
Example: "The attrition analysis of our customer base revealed significant trends that we need to address."
Alternatives: "dropout analysis of" or "turnover analysis of".
In a previous attrition analysis of the studied cohort, the nonparticipants were significantly older with a greater burden of somatic disease, cognitive impairment, and dependency in ADL.
The attrition analysis of the 38 children excluded from sample 2 revealed no statistically significant differences in terms of age, sex and socioeconomic status, baseline prevalence of parasitic infections and clinical morbidity, such as anaemia and nutritional status.
An attrition analysis of the total number of EOCSs respondents (N = 189) and non-respondents (N = 98) showed that except for longer time since primary treatment among the respondent (mean 6.3 versus 4.4 years, p =.003, ES =.35), no significant differences in other clinical variables were observed.
Furthermore, we perform an attrition analysis to address the concern of possible attrition bias (results available in the supplementary online material).
This was indeed found to be the case for cardiovascular diseases, but this hypothesis was however rejected in our attrition analysis in the case of hypertension (result available in the supplementary online material).
However, attrition analysis supported the view that our study population was representative of the dental practitioners of the prefecture.
However, the sign of the coefficient is comparable in the attrition analysis between genders, thus not explaining the differing results found in our analyses.
In light of the attrition between the original sample and the final sample used in our analysis an attrition analysis was performed.
As attrition was high in measuring performance both in 2007/2008 and 2010/2011, an "analysis of attrition" was conducted.
Nevertheless, this has been done for one case, i.e. the analysis of attrition in jets in fluidized beds, and that is reported here.
