The phrase "all this analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a comprehensive examination or evaluation of a subject or data.
Example: "After all this analysis, we can conclude that the project is feasible and worth pursuing."
Alternatives: "all this examination" or "all this evaluation".
But there is a flaw in all this analysis: The Bush administration has never accepted it.
The problem here, says D'Ambrosio, is that all this analysis of purchases happens offline, and the system has no awareness of what a consumer is trying to accomplish at that specific point in time.
All in all, this analysis confirms, refutes or presents unclear evidence about the (prior) signs of several suicide determinants, in line with the discussion above.
If all this analysis seems like overkill, Hong and Asai beg to differ.
Bearing in mind - as he does not - the potential for all this analysis to go way over the top, it is worth following up on polls that reveal that 61% of Americans under thirty get some - or most - of their information about politics from late-night comedy shows.
Above all, this analysis should answer the question whether a situation considered desirable, as expressed by the elaborated key parameters and their threshold values, would remain preferable after having obtained knowledge about the real situation.
Hanging over all of this analysis is the issue of race.
All of this analysis is based on the idea that the partisanship of the district causes the partisanship of the legislator.
All of this analysis was done by a single expert grader (H.J). and the two sets of images were independently analyzed before the comparisons were made.
All of this analysis provides validation for the theoretical model.
All of this analysis is based on how these players performed in the past.
