The phrase "analysing figures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or interpretation of numerical data or statistics, often in contexts like finance, research, or data analysis.
Example: "The accountant is analysing figures to prepare the financial report for the board meeting."
Alternatives: "examining data" or "reviewing statistics."
The research was carried out by analysing figures from the Broadcasters Audience Research Boardd, which returns data from 11,500 viewers, and was done as part of the Ehrenberg Centre's wider research into marketing and markets.
Uefa's team of 15 accountants will begin analysing figures next spring for the years 2011-12 and 2012-13, the first period to be monitored under the new break-even regime.
Aides around Brown and the still-nominal head of the BetterTogether campaign, Alistair Darling, were analysing figures which showed they had lost much of working class Scotland and been saved by others not traditionally on the fan list.
By analysing figures, it took me just half an hour to confirm that: Sickness benefit claimants are exactly as likely as anyone else to commit a crime Almost half of the "offences" referred to in the DWP report were minor misdemeanours that only warranted a fine or caution But, most importantly, we find a group desperate to work, not desperate to claim benefits.
The firm, which analysed figures from the Insolvency Service, said an increase in second and even third marriages was a factor.
Capita, which analysed figures provided by Exchange Data International, said £55bn was distributed to shareholders in the first nine months of 2011.
You'll also learn how to use pivot tables, enabling you to analyse figures to spot and quantify trends.
This conclusion agrees very well with the XRD and TEM analyses (Figures 4, 5).
Relationships within Steganopodes are relatively consistent between the partitioned analyses (Figures 4 6).
A monophyletic Sulidae is well supported in the present analyses (Figures 2,3).
Flamingos and storks are particularly labile in the present analyses (Figures 2 6).
