The phrase "subject to further analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used as an acknowledgement that an idea or situation may need to be further examined or studied in order to make a decision or come to a conclusion. For example: "The recommendation to increase the budget is subject to further analysis by the board of directors before we can move forward."
Police officials said they recovered some items that might be related to the investigation; they declined to identify the items, saying they would be subject to further analysis.
Which appropriate reference organ or tissue should be used is subject to further analysis.
Thus, as illustrated in Fig. 3, the first leaf-node s 1 represents the group of data sessions with acceptable QoS, while the other branch of the split (i.e., node s 2) is subject to further analysis.
The results from the various sub-processes are then fused and can be used to assess whether someone has an increased likelihood of committing an act of terror, resulting in a list of potentially dangerous actors that might be subject to further analysis.
Additionally, offshore waves reached immense heights, measured up to 83.6 ft (25.5 m); one buoy reported a wave of 92 ft (28 m) but data is subject to further analysis to verify it.
The major surface color (K2.1) and form color (K1) responses were subject to further analysis.
The resulting films were cured and dried then subjected to further analysis.
The lipid obtained can be subjected to further analysis if required.
Compounds 5, 28, and 29 showed strongest inhibition against gastric cancer cell proliferation and were subjected to further analysis.
The latter allows the residues formed to be subjected to further analysis, to elucidate the mechanism of the reduction of decomposition and flammability.
This barrel type of non-linear distortion should be corrected before these images are subjected to further analysis for diagnostic purposes.
