'data for analysis of' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to data that is necessary or has been collected to analyze something. For example, "We need to collect more data for analysis of user behavior on our website."
In this study, they developed improved methods and data for analysis of the world oil market.
A technique for well-test interpretation was also introduced, which is based on simulator output data for analysis of a field pressure-transient data.
While these spacer grids are 'generic', their inclusion does provide valuable data for analysis of the effect of grid spacers on the flow.
As an unexpected bonus, the array recorded near-antipodal seismic waves from significant seismic events in South America, thereby providing valuable seismic data for analysis of the Earth's deep interior.
The basic data for analysis of moral action come from observing the practical judgments ordinary people make and their understanding and use of normative concepts.
Data for analysis of hormone response coefficients is based on significant expression changes for 212 cDNAs in relationship to unmanipulated controls, with the genes as the unit of replication.
This could be useful for platform providers who want to send large quantities of data for analysis on behalf of their user base.
Register data from the Swedish Medical Sickness Certificates Register (MSCR) and the database Micro-Data for Analysis of the Social Insurance System (MiDAS database) was utilised for the analyses.
Routine malaria surveillance data were the primary data source for analysis of the epidemic.
Flexibility: The specific requirements of a research project make it difficult to use a pipeline designed for a particular data set for analysis of another data set.
Details for making this data suitable for analysis of longitudinal orthopaedic outcomes are provided.Although some limitations exist, proper preparation and understanding of the data can limit bias, and allow for robust and meaningful analyses.
