"inform analysis" can be a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in academic or technical writing to describe how information or data is used to support or influence the analysis of a topic or issue. Example: The study's findings were used to inform analysis of the current economic situation and potential solutions.
Human rights principles can inform analysis of health sector reform and its impact on access to emergency obstetric care.
The purpose of this chapter is to introduce some caveats that complicate and inform analysis of the EEG.
And, more generally, the extent to which relatively low retail investor participation should be of concern and should inform analysis of existing regulation.
The 12 weeks of the course generated a wealth of experiences and data that will inform analysis of the course's design and operational features, as well as the next iteration of the course in Spring 2014.
In this paper, I draw connections between the RTTC framework and literature in Urban Political Ecology (UPE) to consider how their intersection can inform analysis of grassroots urban agriculture initiatives in the Lower Ninth Ward Neighborhood of New Orleans.
Defra took a measured approach by extending culling to one additional area this year (Dorset) in order to test lessons learned in a new area and to expand the evidence base that will be used to inform analysis of badger cull cost assumptions and value for money.
Using the proposed informed analysis framework for vector informed analysis, we can reduce this distortion with a classic estimator using the same bit budget.
Few other commentators on the subject can call on such depth of personally informed analysis.
The author's conclusions are based on primary sources and informed analysis.
Early warning, informed analysis, preventive engagement, and prudent application of power are key to success in dealing with the wide array of threats we face.
Established in 1970, the National Academy of Medicine, formerly called the Institute of Medicine, is recognized as a national resource for independent, scientifically informed analysis and recommendations on health issues.
