"diachronic analysis" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to refer to looking at changes in a system or phenomenon over time. For example, "This diachronic analysis of economic trends throughout the twentieth century shows significant shifts in productivity."
This interdisciplinary, diachronic analysis allows a holistic assessment of centrality.
A synchronous and diachronic analysis of canal systems can then be undertaken by means of pedosedimentary correlation.
The research methodology was based on direct field survey, map interpretation, diachronic analysis (1950-2014) and survey (semi-structured interview).
In this article, I develop further diachronic analysis as a method to advance qualitative approaches to understand and compare schoolscapes across eras.
This was accomplished through a spatially explicit study of 269 sites prone to ephemeral gullying using a diachronic analysis of historical aerial photographs.
Diachronic analysis of the evolution in 3D landforms presented more difficulties, because the resolution of the early photographs was lower than the recent ones.
The goal of diachronic behavior analysis is to compare a user behavior with one's historical pattern.
Since data can be distributed either in terms of here/there or now/then, diachronic communication and synchronic analysis of a memory can be based on the same principles and concepts (our coin becomes a bistable circuit or flip-flop, for example).
Rather than discussing the overarching ideological systems that supersede the other levels of analysis or the diachronic historical processes and manifestations of ideology that have informed the lexicogrammatical choices made by various individuals, each discourse sample needs to be analysed within the immediate contextual parameters (Halliday 2002).
Therefore, this study examines the ability of Electrical Resistivity Tomographie (ERT) in dry conditions, diachronic ERT and the Spectral Analysis of Surface Waves (SASW) method to determine bedrock depth (BD) in different geopedological contexts that are representatives of the Mediterranean landscape (Southern France).
While previous studies have compared their use in Hittite to other Indo-European languages, an analysis of their diachronic distribution within Hittite is still needed.
