The phrase "an analysts" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an analyst" if referring to a single analyst or "analysts" if referring to multiple analysts.
Example: "I consulted an analyst to help interpret the data."
Alternatives: "a data analyst" or "an expert analyst."
I wear tiaras all the time, especially when I do an analysts' conference call.
"It's a good deal, but slightly disappointing," said Marco Gulpers, an analysts at ING Financial Markets in Amsterdam.
The company also canceled an analysts' meeting in September at the last moment, citing the S.E.C.'s investigation.
In an analysts' meeting yesterday, company officials said Affymetrix would continue improving its chips and lowering their cost.
"Ratings performance at both Nick and MTV continue to struggle into January," Mr. Swinburne wrote in an analysts note, citing roughly 20 percent declines in important demographics.
Mr. Elop is scheduled to address an analysts' meeting Friday in London, and is expected to begin to outline Nokia's new strategy.
Early enthusiasm faded following an analysts call, with investors concerned about profit margins and disappointed by the lack of a strategic update.
Aveva, the FTSE 250 engineering software company hosted an analysts' dinner at the Don restaurant in the City of London last night.
The company said at an analysts' meeting that it remained comfortable with earnings estimates, as compiled by First Call/Thomson Financial, for the second quarter and full year.
Then Mr. Citron said in an analysts' call that Vonage would rethink its marketing strategy, lay off 10percentt of its work force and further cut expenses.
At an analysts' meeting, he spoke of the incentives for executives and employees of the various operations that will come from having their own shares.
