"scientific analyses" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to any process or study of something using scientific methods. For example, "The researchers conducted several scientific analyses of the data set to determine its accuracy."
It offered women inspirational case studies rather than scientific analyses.
All kinds of scientific analyses were also performed to determine the nature of the original paint.
My statement precipitated considerable public and political attention for the scientific analyses demonstrating the probably catastrophic effects of climate change.
They can also manage the budgets of missions, as well as conduct scientific analyses and experiments in various scenarios on the Martian surface.
Furthermore, social scientific analyses of national identity in Catalonia show that most Catalan residents view themselves as both Spanish and Catalan.
A17 White House Calls for Reviews The White House budget office plans to require government agencies to employ independent experts to review the quality of scientific analyses used in developing regulations.
She presented him with a series of industry documents, many of them bearing on efforts to seek out scientific analyses that would refute claims that secondhand smoke was harmful.
The sounds were captured onto a Dictaphone belt at police headquarters, but scientific analyses of them over decades proved anything but conclusive, fueling arguments about how many people were actually involved in killing the president.
Pigment tests and scientific analyses of the illustrated manuscript have revealed that the illustrations of A.D. 586 were repainted after it entered the Medicis' Laurentian Library in the 16th century, where it remains today.
Dr. Seracini went on to make his name with scientific analyses of other works of art, and to found the Center of Interdisciplinary Science for Art, Architecture and Archaeology at U.C.S.D.
The department's Web site says its study will not involve scientific analyses of turf fields, but will instead review "current scientific research on crumb rubber products," and identify gaps in "what is known about potential health effects".
