"coherent analysis" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an organized examination or assessment of a given situation or subject. For example: "The paper presented a coherent analysis of the historical data and offered valuable insights into the development of the field."
Where was the coherent analysis?
I cannot see how we can offer a coherent analysis of today's tabloids without taking account of their history.
Mayall's issue seems to be that we failed to provide a coherent analysis of why the industry is in crisis.
The book does just that, providing a coherent analysis of sexual violence and a provocative and chilling analysis of one of the major problems of the contemporary world.
In yesterday's speech, and in his chapter in the controversial Orange Book - reclaiming liberalism - Mark Oaten sets out a coherent analysis of the criminal justice system's failings and some important ways these could be corrected.
I'm all for a good story line, but the adulation of Frank at the expense of coherent analysis of the Nets' precarious prospects in the playoffs has been preposterous.
The announced topic of Page's discussion was "the evolution of the world economy", but much of it involved semi-coherent analysis of the former Soviet republics of Central Asia.
Because I've been – you know, you've been hearing this, but I haven't seen the names," The announced topic of Page's discussion was "the evolution of the world economy", but much of it involved semi-coherent analysis of the former Soviet republics of Central Asia.
Despite these important advances, a coherent global analysis of future ESLs that resolves all the above processes has yet to be conducted.
In this paper, we present the coherent error analysis for this energy analyzer with beam envelope equation including space charge and emittance effects.
In the course of his research, Pissarides pioneered a coherent theoretical analysis of the dynamics of unemployment, job vacancies, and real wages, and he helped to develop the concept of matching functions.
