условно-аналитический подход

08:26 Jun 16, 2020 

I think I'm coming at all this from a different angle. (I'm no longer concerned with 'analytic' vs 'analytical').
To my English ears, 'conditional analysis approach' means an approach that uses conditional analysis - rightly or wrongly, this is what I take it to mean. Irina's answer shows a similar line of thinking.

16:35 Jun 12, 2020 

условно-аналитический could also mean "partially or semi-analytic approach", I am more inclined to this variant.

15:15 Jun 12, 2020 

I also think "analytic approach" is better than analytical approach even ıf they are almost the same. But I am not so sure about conditional or provisional (meaning in dictionary). Every time when I used dictionary it was wrong.

07:58 Jun 12, 2020 

That's to say, 'analytic approach' is proper medical language... but I might just use the noun form in the end.

07:55 Jun 12, 2020 

'Analytic' quite possible here too :)

07:53 Jun 12, 2020 

Thanks for giving me some choices! I'd say that 'provisional' and 'conditional' mean pretty much the same thing.
As for the use of 'analysis' or 'analytical', should we make a distinction? I would. To me, 'provisional analysis approach' means the approach of using a provisional analysis, and 'provisional analytical approach' means an analytical approach which is used provisionally.