The phrase "auxiliary analyses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional analyses that support or complement the main analysis in a study or research context.
Example: "In addition to the primary findings, we conducted auxiliary analyses to explore potential confounding variables."
Alternatives: "supplementary analyses" or "additional analyses".
Auxiliary analyses on voting employed a similar structure and used the 2004, 2006 and 2008 CPS November Supplements.
After that, we go through auxiliary analyses to check whether the marriage market is the driver behind the relationship between BMI and hours of work.
In the final of the auxiliary analyses, I explore the effect of using voting, rather than volunteering, as the measure of social cohesion.
In auxiliary analyses, we also estimated impacts separately for nonwhites, Hispanics, individuals under 26 years of age, those 50 or older, and male veterans, in each case by gender.
However, auxiliary phylogenetic analyses were conducted using partial isolates of control region sequences from [ 30] (AF240184- AF240339) to justify the use of a single sequence as an outgroup.
Auxiliary, non-confirmatory analyses will be performed to assess the influences of baseline and treatment characteristics on the primary and secondary outcomes.
Such relationships include both sample information for example, that two files are generated from the same or related biological samples and process information or provenance for example, that a result file was generated by using a specific program and auxiliary data to analyse a set of data files.
Furthermore, by including auxiliary variables in the analyses (e.g., the Time-1 variables in the case of longitudinal analyses), bias is reduced relative to listwise deletion or other ad hoc missing data handling strategies.
Three regression models based on different combinations of auxiliary data were developed, analysed, and applied in the model-assisted estimators.
