"incomplete analysis" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a study or investigation that has not been fully worked out or critically evaluated. For example, "Our incomplete analysis of the data did not give us the full picture of the situation."
An earlier, incomplete analysis of Denisovan DNA had placed the group as more distant from both Neanderthals and humans.
He called it "an incomplete analysis" that made "some fundamentally unrealistic assumptions" about Mr. Obama's plan, specifically in the area of taxes on small businesses, and accepted spending projections for the Democrat "that also don't add up".
Overreliance on intelligence to support key policy decisions results in skewed or incomplete analysis that lacks the fuller context needed for sound decision-making.
"We believe N.H.T.S.A.'s initial conclusions are based on an incomplete analysis of the underlying data, and we are committed to continue working with the agency to resolve this disagreement," Chrysler said in a statement.
They suffer from the same flaws that have plagued the European Union's response to the crisis over the past three years: a lack of boldness, an incomplete analysis of the problem and an excessive faith in copying German policies.Weakness in numbersThe lack of boldness is obvious as soon as you look carefully at the numbers.
The cyclic variations that Abbot observed in the solar constant, amounting to as much as 3 5 percent, actually were due to changing weather conditions and incomplete analysis of his data, as subsequently shown by satellite observations above the atmosphere and computer analysis of the data.
The Air Line Pilots Association, which represents 50,000 commercial pilots, said: "It is vitally important that the pressure to capitalise on the technology [does] not lead to an incomplete safety analysis of the aircraft and operations".
While data is incomplete, an analysis by Mark Kantrowitz of finaid.org found that the rate of denial has doubled, to 50 percent.
Limited and incomplete statistical analysis.
Limitations: Incomplete statistical analysis and data presentation.
Incomplete statistical analysis Jung 2016 [158] – – – – – None 1 N/A Non-systematic review.
