"versatile analysis" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an adaptive approach to research, such as data analysis that can take multiple forms. For example, "This study uses a versatile analysis approach to investigate the various ways language can shape our understanding of the world."
Results gained by machines are stored in a uniform way, facilitating easy results exploration and collection by means of a special query system and versatile analysis with series transformations.
Analyses were carried out using a net-based computer program created to enable versatile analysis of accident data without endangering personal data privacy.
JMP Genomics provides a versatile analysis environment with workflows for performing quality control and data normalization, supervised and unsupervised clustering, and analysis of variance of gene expression profiles.
The TREEFINDER environment, while being an versatile analysis framework already in the present version, has many options for further enhancement.
Oqtans provides a versatile analysis workbench for RNA-seq data comprising tools suitable for basic and advanced analysis tasks (see Supplementary Table S1 for a current list of Oqtans tools and Supplementary Table S2 for supported file formats).
It has proved itself as a versatile reactor analysis tool, but is rather cumbersome when used for accident and sensitivity analysis.
A comprehensive and versatile reactor analysis code system, MARBLE, has been developed.
We present a versatile optofluidic analysis system for non-invasive, flow-through examination of alcoholic solutions.
We believe this intriguing sensing strategy and desirable assay ability would provide new opportunities to develop versatile biochemical analysis methods.
A versatile image analysis system which can be used to quantify the mixing pattern of a two-fluid/phase system has been developed.
SaddleSum is a versatile enrichment analysis method.
