The phrase "analyses of past" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to clarify what is being analyzed.
You can use it when discussing evaluations or examinations of historical events or data, but it needs to be part of a complete thought.
Example: "The analyses of past economic trends reveal significant patterns that can inform future decisions."
Alternatives: "examinations of history" or "evaluations of previous events".
Analyses of past audio and videotapes have been unable to conclusively establish that Mr. bin Laden was speaking, or confirm the timing to prove the tapes were newly made.
Orthophotos from aerial surveys and ALS data allowed a deferred-time analyses of past landslide occurrences including a record of recent slope movements.
The comparative static analyses of past and scheduled line extensions and planned line constructions generally show the tendency of the system towards small-world networking with scale-free characteristics, which implies increasing scale economies and reliance on a few large transfer stations.
Our results strongly emphasise that the timing of the seasonal cycle must be taken into account in analyses of past monsoons, and that it may explain some of the leads and lags reported between insolation and various monsoon proxies reported in the literature.
Thus, it is possible only to make estimates that are based on analyses of past storms or on theoretical calculations that attempt to maximize statistically the various factors or the most effective combination of factors that are known to control the duration and intensity of the precipitation.
That means they're not helpful in providing investment advice although they can be very useful (see below) for their analyses of past trends.
Participants were excluded from all PNS analyses because of past polio (n = 6), cancer chemotherapy (n = 4), alcohol consumption on the day of testing (n = 3), physician diagnosis of alcoholism (n = 3), reporting drinking ≥ 42 alcoholic beverages/week during the past year (n = 3), diabetes (n = 1), dialysis (n = 1), severe dementia (n = 1), and being struck by lightning (n = 1).
Leftwing Latin American intellectuals have made two mistakes in their analyses of the past 100 years.
How far can the judgmental analyses of the past be applied in modern Britain Gorer found little belief in the "innate goodness of children": 1950s parenting could be summed up by the motto "See what Johnny is doing and tell him to stop it".
While Tierra Langley characterizes the Black Family Saga project as "unique" (and fun, too, she says), she has been moved most by the multilayered analyses of the past.
Drawing on a large body of empirical studies done over the last two decades, this Series provides its readers with in-depth analyses of the past and present and forecasts for the future course of China's development.
