"diagnostic analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the evaluation or examination of something or someone in order to identify the cause or source of a problem. For example: "The doctor performed a diagnostic analysis to determine the underlying cause of the patient's sudden weight loss."
In Gillick 2012 we present another application of diagnostic analysis using resampling.
Diagnostic analysis of climate variability; Climate impacts; Climate predictability; Ocean-Atmosphere interaction; extreme precipitation and flooding.
The extracted signal is then resampled for subsequent diagnostic analysis using CK technique.
The five experiments used a combination of four different Theory of Mind tests: reading the mind in the eyes (RMET), the diagnostic analysis of non-verbal accuracy test (DANV), the positive affect negative affect scale (PANAS) and the Yoni test.
An optical emission spectroscopy (OES) method was employed for diagnostic analysis of the plasma during the processes.
This study introduces an evaluation process for determining the hardware SIL through failure modes, effects, and diagnostic analysis (FMEDA).
Over the last decade, these other companies have settled charges that they improperly "bundled" additional and unnecessary diagnostic analysis onto simple blood tests -- in the end billing the government for the unneeded tests.
Optical emission spectroscopy with an optical probe was employed for diagnostic analysis of the plasma during the processes.
We introduce the new class of models and discuss conditional maximum likelihood estimation, hypothesis testing inference, diagnostic analysis and forecasting.
We are undertaking a diagnostic analysis that is an essential component of statistical modeling but, for various reasons, has been largely ignored in the field of speech recognition.
