The phrase "analysed data on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or findings derived from data analysis in a specific context.
Example: "The researchers analysed data on the effects of climate change on local wildlife populations."
Alternatives: "examined data regarding the" or "evaluated data concerning the".
We statistically analysed data on the number and age of the devices installed in Croatia for radiological diagnostic and therapeutic procedures (CT, angiography, mammography) obtained from Registry of Radiological Equipment in the State Institute for Radiological and Nuclear Safety and compared them with those from other European countries [3].
MEC and MJC performed experiments and analysed data on the age-related molecular regulators of human muscle stem cells.
These measures are subsequently used to assess a positive response (recovery) following treatment, and is defined as those that have a PHQ-9 <10 and GAD-7 <8. 12 These data have allowed periodical analyses and evaluations of the delivery of IAPT, including a report in 2012 that analysed data on the first 1 000 000 people referred to the service nationally.
The study was a collaboration between academics in 30 countries, and it collated and analysed data on the ownership and concentration of media in each nation.
The Institute of Education in London analysed data on the children's height and weight at ages three, five, seven and 11.
We also analysed data on the current prescription of statins for this cohort of patients within the past 3 months from their last review date.
MEL the first author led the study design, oversaw data collection, analysed data on a regular basis, worked with the study statistician to interpret findings, and organized the drafts of this article.
We retrospectively analysed data on patients with haematological malignancy admitted to the intensive care over a 5 year period.
The eight included studies randomized 1904 women between them, and analysed data on 1287 after study durations of between 6 months and 3 years (Table I).
Indeed the largest of the cohort studies, Hagan et al experienced substantial losses to follow-up and analysed data on only 56% of all participants enrolled at baseline which will have further reduced ability to detect an association [ 19].
The study was located in a rural area of South Africa and analysed data on deaths occurring between 2003 and 2011 a period of time when antiretroviral therapy (ART) became available within the study area.
