The phrase 'for convenience of analysis' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to explain why the author has chosen a certain method of analysis or why a certain approach has been taken. For example, "The sample size was chosen to be small for convenience of analysis."
For convenience of analysis, only transitions with oscillator strengths greater than 0.005 are given.
We derive the MSE of the WBN algorithm instead of the VSSWBN method for convenience of analysis.
1For better mathematical representations and for convenience of analysis, we use "nats" instead of "bits," for the unit of information. 1 nats = log2e bits.
For convenience of analysis and description, we use, in this paper, the simplified flat-earth ionosphere model, as depicted in Figure 2[9].
For convenience of analysis, we could treat the LFM as piecewise stationary signal and define it as x [ n ] = ∑ s = 0 L h s ϵ n − s, (16).
For convenience of analysis, we scale the objective function of (23) with (sum _{m=1}^{M} P_{m}), so that the objective of minimization is the total transmission power (alpha sum _{k=1}^{K} P_{m}).
Note that the criterion for grouping the promoters was entirely for convenience of statistical analysis and did not affect the conclusions drawn from the analysis.
For convenience of our analysis, we interpolate the γ-dependence of these data points with hyperbolas.
For convenience of simulation analysis, we assume that the connectivity and interference information do not change over time.
For convenience of simulation analysis, we assume that the CP does not exist, and only the CFP exists.
For convenience of presenting analysis results, nine reference points are defined in the quarter prototype structure, as shown in Fig. 9.
