The phrase "an honest analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a truthful and straightforward examination or evaluation of a subject or situation.
Example: "In order to improve our strategy, we need to conduct an honest analysis of our current performance."
Alternatives: "a candid assessment" or "a truthful evaluation."
How it is done, prices asked and an anecdote about a ship captain who had some difficulty getting an honest analysis.
In New York, the plaintiffs had charged that the state meted out its $13 billion education budget through political deal-making instead of an honest analysis of each school district's needs.
To best answer this question during my annual review, I go over my daily schedule hour by hour, then make an honest analysis of whether I've been as productive as possible.
Ask people to give you an honest analysis of how you did.
An honest analysis of the current stalemate that does not spare either side from criticism is needed.
An honest analysis reveals that ethnic minorities are not necessarily imprisoned at much higher rates simply because they are more prone than whites to commit crime.
"By any honest analysis, the first ten months of this year have been a political disaster," a senior Republican told the Times, adding that it was "an unbelievable position to be twisted into, from 'shock and awe' to 'aw, shucks.' " Why is the Republican pre-race favorite doing so much worse than the Democratic favorite?
Perhaps the book does not offer any sweeping solutions but, what it does provide is a brutally honest analysis, and an opportunity to recognize and resist white supremacy.
These fads have not worked and won't work without a proper, honest analysis of the problems, a process which must include the students, parents, teachers and community.
The paper registered its joy with Hilton in a leading article that described his viewpoint as a "searingly honest analysis" that puts "the scaremongering of the Remain camp to shame".
The organiser, Fuld & Company, a consultancy, split the students into teams, which began by delivering a brutally honest analysis of each firm's position and then did battle.
