The phrase "a research analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an examination or evaluation of research data or findings.
Example: "The report includes a research analysis that highlights the key trends and insights from the study."
Alternatives: "a study analysis" or "an analysis of research".
This analysis was carried out as a research analysis.
A research analysis was carried out in terms of the design, sample, psychological treatment, objectives, treatment duration and results obtained.
The paper will achieve this through a research analysis which culminates in legal findings.
A research analysis to back up this assertion, co-authored by Mitchell, is being published in the journal Health Affairs this morning, with more detailed results published on Patients for Affordable Drugs' web site.
For example, a research analysis published in the British Journal of Nutrition concluded that "any effects of meal pattern on the regulation of body weight" appear to be negligible, and what matters is total food intake.
We agree with the authors that the cobas KRAS kit is not suitable for a research analysis of the impact of the different codon 12 and 13 mutations with regard to targeted therapy.
A quantitative research analysis showed that in-service teachers held positive beliefs about student-centered education.
The majority of this paper, however, consists of a legal research analysis.
Then, the chapter goes on to provide a legal research analysis which progresses by delineating and analysing sequentially the issues raised in the introduction.
Sandra Notardonato, an analyst at Adams Harkness & Hill of Boston, said: "The biggest flaw is that you can no longer be an Internet research analysis firm.
He has also directed and participated in a number of research, analysis, and synthesis groups at the National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis (NCEAS) and for the National Research Council's Ocean Studies Board.
