The phrase "analysis asserted that the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing findings or conclusions drawn from a particular analysis or study.
Example: "The analysis asserted that the new marketing strategy significantly improved customer engagement."
Alternatives: "the analysis claimed that the" or "the analysis concluded that the".
Mr. Lazio's campaign manager, Bill Dal Col, disputed Mrs. Clinton's analysis, asserting that developments in the presidential race would have no bearing on the high-profile contest between Mr. Lazio and Mrs. Clinton.
The material contains, for example, a stunning new analysis asserting that except for a quirk in the path of the second jetliner, the south tower could have caved in and fallen the instant it was struck, taking many more lives.
The analysis asserts that Valero's business model is contingent on receipts of tar sands oil via the Keystone XL that it can then put on the foreign market.
However it also urges case by case analysis — asserting that competition pressure varies in type and intensity from sector to sector. .
A Dec. 30, 2003, memo by the F.B.I. counterterrorism analysis section asserted that the Abu Nour Institute in Syria, where Captain Yee had studied Islam, "may be an international center of Islamic terrorism," according to a document reviewed by The New York Times.
I was in near full agreement with Goldacre's analysis until he asserted that the fix was "not difficult".
There has been debate about the secondary analysis of qualitative data; while some argue that the researcher who collects the data is the person best placed to undertake analysis, others assert that the 'distance' an independent researcher has from the data can be helpful [ 40].
Wachtell does not back up its claim with any empirical evidence or analysis, but merely asserts that "it is our experience that the absence of a staggered board… is harmful to companies that focus on long-term value creation".
