The phrase 'support for analysis' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about a situation where evidence or material is given to support something being analysed. For example, "This data provides strong support for analysis of the cause of the incident."
In runtime of model construction, a tool support for analysis of state space expansion is provided.
Subsequent support for analysis was derived from the Interamerican Development Bank (contract INE/CCS-RG-T2036-SN2/14).
The developed tool provides more comprehensive support for analysis tasks than existing tools and measures of performance indicate that the integration of synthesis and sense-making is feasible.
Yet, an important bottleneck has limited the widespread use of the technique in membrane research, i.e., the need to firmly attach the specimens onto a solid support for analysis, meaning the very central concept of a native membrane separating two aqueous compartments is not preserved.
NVD provided bioinformatics support for analysis of microarray data.
Most hospitals used external support for analysis and education (both 68%).
Data from various components of the plant are automatically collected and transmitted to the decision support system for analysis.
GG gave support for the analysis and interpretation of microarray data and performed the statistical analysis.
But like many active ingredients it can be somewhat volatile: to get the outputs you want you should also include in the mix thoughtful presentation; opportunity for local action and support for broader analysis.
But thanks to writers like Minette Walters, who keep pushing the boundaries, the old conventions are now more likely to be used as structural support for an analysis of timely social and political issues.
HY, TS, and MO provided technical support for phase analysis.
