"conduct analyses on" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to the process of studying or examining something in order to gather information and draw conclusions. Example: The research team was tasked with conducting analyses on the effects of climate change on local biodiversity.
Although these problems are far from resolved, recently, the availability of new migration databases has significantly expanded the scope to conduct analyses on migration from, to and within Africa2.
Because the distribution of individuals among plots was highly skewed, we used pooled individual plants across all plots within populations as replicates rather than means per plot to conduct analyses on rosette size and all reproductive traits.
Confidentiality regulations restricted the availability of individual data, so we were unable to conduct analyses on a per-patient level.
These offer the potential to conduct analyses on large samples and can facilitate study designs such as retrospective cohort studies.
The application of sampling weights allows us to conduct analyses on the individuals who were sampled in the NHANES and extrapolate those results to the population at large.
Limitations in the data meant we were only able to conduct analyses on physical activity, education, peer support, and HCP monitoring and feedback interventions.
Local statistical analyses (if not performed by one of the authors): Per Tynelius, Department of Public Health Sciences, Karolinska Institute conducted analyses on the COMPASS dataset.
Such techniques provide scalability and performance helpful when conducting analyses on web forum messages.
HPL participated in the stem cell experiments and conducted analyses on flow cytometry data.
Additionally, we conducted analyses on the trials immediately before and after the downshift.
We also calculated and conducted analyses on a behavioral variable called the proactive index (Braver, Paxton, Locke, & Barch, 2009).
