The phrase "also able to analyze" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's or something's capability to perform analysis in addition to other abilities.
Example: "The new software is not only efficient but is also able to analyze large datasets quickly."
Alternatives: "also capable of analyzing" or "also proficient in analysis".
The research group was also able to analyze how many links pointed to a particular page and determine which pages were particularly attractive link targets.
We are also able to analyze the differentiated effect on market and domestic work.
(3) This method is also able to analyze the natural characteristics and the numerical experiment shows that it is very efficient.
We were also able to analyze pulse waveforms by setting a rubber band on the ONH.
Using this same sequencing data we are also able to analyze longer ncRNAs due to the wide size range.
While AAF is mainly designed for large eukaryotic genomes, it is also able to analyze prokaryote datasets.
These software systems must not only manage the deluge of data generated by NGS technologies, but also be able to analyze this information to identify, annotate, classify, and support the interpretation of variants.
Owing to limited DBS material, we were also not able to analyze IAA in the present study.
In this way we will be able to not only analyze the relation between the pre-operative and overall length of stay and the predefined process and outcome indicators, but we will also be able to analyze the variation within each of the sites, and between the sites in each country using a multilevel statistical approach.
It is not enough to simply list facts, you should also be able to analyze them for your reader.
Also, we will be able to analyze the effect of technologies such as vehicle-to-vehicle communication to expand the drivers' knowledge of the road network status.
