The phrase "probing analysis" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a thorough and in-depth examination or investigation of something. Example: The journalist's probing analysis of the politician's speech revealed several inconsistencies in his statements.
There's little probing analysis.
The possibilities and pitfalls of the new system are on vivid display in a probing analysis by the University of Chicago Consortium on Chicago School Research, an influential research group.
Our chemical probing analysis of the free 264nt RNA molecule in solution supports the predicted presence of stem-loops I, II and III, but casts doubts on stem-loop IV.
Having undergone years of probing analysis himself, Hartman was enthralled by the fact that instead of chipping away at the tough layer of ego, LSD melted it entirely and gave way to the molten subconscious underneath.
To further characterize the mode of association of the peptolide probes with the ribosome, we performed RNA structure probing analysis of the E. coli 23S rRNA using chemical footprinting of intact 70S.
Then there's Moisés Kaufman, a director who, at his best, brings visual instincts matched by a probing analysis of text.
Here, we present a novel multi-probe analysis approach.
XRD, UV Vis spectrophotometry and four-point probe analysis show varying results.
A description of the different steps for such analysis: sample preparation, atom probe analysis, and data treatment are detailed.
Figure 7 plots the dependence of voltage versus current obtained by the four-point probe analysis for all samples.
Mitochondrial viability is determined by oxygen consumption rates using a Clark-type electrode and fluorescent probe analysis.
