The phrase "a helpful analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an analysis that provides useful insights or information on a particular subject.
Example: "The report included a helpful analysis of the market trends that guided our decision-making process."
Alternatives: "an insightful analysis" or "a valuable analysis."
With characteristic insight and rigor, Elizabeth Grosz provides a helpful analysis of the relation between philosophy and architecture during the past decade.
Unsurprisingly, the candidates differ as much on their approach to education as they do on virtually every other issue, as the Washington Post outlined in a helpful analysis earlier this month.
It is expected that the work of this paper may provide a helpful analysis tool for near-field AE source localization.
Two related notes: 1) John Cusack has an excellent Op-Ed in the Guardian from yesterday on many of these same topics; 2) Mark Weisbrot has a helpful analysis of the fallout from the extraordinary cancellation by Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff of the state dinner planned at the White House for October due to NSA surveillance, and McClatchy has good background on what happened there and why.
For a helpful analysis of whether these embedding worries generalize to other semantic theories that posit multiple semantic values and some suggestions about how these worries might be avoided, see (Dever 2007; Soames 2007).
In a report from a symposium on the management of incidental findings, Wolf et al (2008) have provided a helpful analysis with some central recommendations.
The good folks at CBPP have a new, helpful analysis that makes the point in more detail.
From the distance of the academy, I observed the evolution of the doctrine without feeling overcome by the lawyer's instrumental urge to plumb each case for useful language or helpful analysis of an issue.
We also thank Ashlee Lillis, Matthew Long, Susan Krever, David Mann, Andy Solow, and Walter Zimmer for their helpful analysis advice and for their comments on an earlier draft.
The Bus Is Still Best: Helpful analysis by notable transit pundit Jarrett Walker, discussing the role of microtransit options like Via or Chariot in city transportation networks.
(For the full mechanics check out this helpful analysis at EarthSky.com).com
