The phrase "analysing for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or focus of an analysis, often in a scientific or research context.
Example: "The researchers are analysing for potential correlations between the variables in the study."
Alternatives: "examining for" or "investigating for".
ever worth analysing for more than half an hour?
"So much going on … that she seemed to be seeing for the first time, or analysing for the first time, though she knew it was everyday, as habitual as looking at a clock or holding out a hand.
It's inevitable, no matter what age you might be, that if you are forced to read a text in a language you don't understand, analysing for interdental fricatives and bi-labial plosives, spending hours of time speculating Mercutio's motives of his arguably self-inflicted death, that the enjoyment of the subject will start moving into the distance, and yet no one seems to be listening.
When analysing for instance permeability and mechanical behaviour of advanced textiles, a representative description of the textiles' architecture is desired.
When analysing for enantiomeric purity, which was not initially done, about 12% of the d-enantiomer was found, not meeting the Ph.Eur limit.
It is therefore important that when analysing for acrylamide in STPs researchers take into account the age of the samples at the time of analysis.
Here are two generous analyses for Clegg's strategy.
These will then be analysed for signs of biological activity.
The agency provides budget analyses for the City Council, community boards and others in city government.
Several engineers have sided with the opponents, criticizing the environmental and geological analyses for Saddleback Meadows.
Roughly 10 million Tweets were analysed for the project, with data gathered between June 22 and 28.
