The phrase "an expert analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a detailed examination or evaluation conducted by someone with specialized knowledge in a particular field.
Example: "The report provides an expert analysis of the current economic trends affecting the market."
Alternatives: "a professional assessment of" or "a specialist evaluation of".
The CCRC commissioned an expert analysis of the residue and the referral draws on the report.
The Fernhurst site lies in the South Downs national park and its governing authority commissioned an expert analysis of Celtique's environmental statement.
Hansen was full in his praise of the marking out of the game of the genius Messi and Shearer gave us an expert analysis of man marking with the aid of video evidence.
In a press conference the general manager of Australia's maritime safety agency, John Young, said an expert analysis of satellite imagery by Australia's Geospatial-Intelligence Organisation says the images show "a possible indication of debris" that could be from the plane.
The specially tailored session is designed to give university, local authority, school and college careers advisers a greater understanding of the various job opportunities within an organisation such as Guardian News & Media as well as an expert analysis of how established roles such as journalism, photography and media sales are changing in light of rapid technological advance.
In the end, the conclusion of low risk in Pilling et al. [2] was informed by an expert analysis of the full biological and chemical data generated in this study as well as the supporting literature quoted at the time.
In this sense, an expert analysis would determine that descriptors of M1 contemplate more physicochemical aspects related with the property under study.
But neither team had a coronavirologist in its midst, says coronavirologist Willy Spaan of Leiden University Medical Center in the Netherlands, who believes a more expert analysis of the two genomes--which his group is currently undertaking--may reveal intriguing additional details about the viral machinery.
In November 2008, the New York Times reported that Iran had enough nuclear material to make a bomb, citing expert analysis of a report by the International Atomic Energy Agency.
In 2011, a task force was appointed by the International Society for Hydrocephalus and Cerebrospinal Fluid Disorders (ISHCSF) with the objective to compile an evidence-based expert analysis of what we know and what we need to know regarding comorbidities in INPH.
These interaction types were suggested according to a manually conducted expert analysis of more than 5,000 PubMed abstracts.
