The phrase "an early analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a preliminary examination or study of a particular subject or topic.
Example: "The report presents an early analysis of the data collected during the first phase of the research."
Alternatives: "a preliminary examination of" or "an initial assessment of".
For an early analysis of this scenario, see Hoffman & Spitzer, Coase Theorem: Some Experimental Tests, 25 J.L. & Econ.
In an early analysis of midterm voting preferences, 62percentt of registered millennials said they wanted a Democratic candidate for Congress to win in their district.
This article is composed as an early analysis of the air quality sensing project as a framework for the larger smart city story of Christchurch.
The paper makes an early analysis of the outcomes and additionalities of the KIC, and presents the lessons and future implications for the KIC.
In an early analysis of China, Motorola decided that there were enough customers in the country to sell a hundred and fifty thousand handsets and twenty-seven thousand pagenoughtoenough to justify a manufacturing investment of any scale.
UK government sources said that an early analysis of the video suggested that the British man whose voice issued this threat was the same man heard on the video that depicted the murder of Foley.
But an earlier analysis, of fewer but similar studies, concluded that the evidence was not convincing.
The paper comes roughly two years after an earlier analysis of mobile-phone records that yielded very similar results.
"Based on an earlier analysis of burden of diseases it was obvious smoking was a major factor in diseases, and as a result the investment was made".
However an earlier analysis of energy company profits by Lazarus Research, looking at all the big six providers except SSE, found that gross margins had expanded from 20.7% to 22.6%, a fourth consecutive annual increase.
