"the analysis stage" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a specific part or step in a process where data, information, or evidence is examined and studied in order to understand it better. Example: The analysis stage of the project involved going through all the data collected and identifying key patterns and trends.
In the analysis stage, the source audio recording is segmented into homogeneous segments.
The process is split into three pieces, the analysis stage, editing of the amplitudes and phases, then the resynthesis.
The analysis stage involves manipulating the differential equations of flow and thermal conduction.
The Cornell researchers became involved at the analysis stage in order to make predictions about what types of changes are most likely to be functionally important.
The analysis stage is performed via a Branch and Bound (B&B) algorithm, enabling the validation of the former step.
As recently highlighted, "asking questions at the design stage can save headaches at the analysis stage: careful data collection can greatly simplify analysis and make it more rigorous 77.
In his seminal work Design of Experiments, R. A. Fisher suggested blocking on discrete covariates in the design stage and conducting the analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) in the analysis stage.
The parameters that characterise the performance of GPS determined at the analysis stage have been used to specify an architecture for a local navigation system for urban areas.
In the analysis stage, we combined all the data produced into one single comprehensive interface so as to create a nexus of narrative, geographic and visual data.
We present a generalized structure for applying Wiener filtering at the output of the analysis stage of a uniform filter bank (UFB).
At the analysis stage, the performance of the detector is assessed in comparison with the conventional MIMO scenario and other detectors.
