The phrase "analysis at the firm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an examination or evaluation conducted within a specific company or organization.
Example: "The analysis at the firm revealed several key areas for improvement in our operational efficiency."
Alternatives: "evaluation within the company" or "assessment at the organization".
Mr. Sprague, 39, is the director of financial reporting and analysis at the law firm Sullivan & Crowell in Manhattan.
Stephen Baker, vice president of industry analysis at the research firm NPD Group, said J&R was wise to focus on its New York roots.
James Hall, the director of industry analysis at the consulting firm AutoPacific, said the G.M. incentives reflected growing pressure on the automaker to raise its market share closer to its factory and work force capacity.
"It's probably more significant on the employee front than on the automotive side," said Mike Wall, director of analysis at the research firm IHS Automotive.
"Brands are scrambling and trying to figure it out," said Andrew Lipsman, the vice president for industry analysis at the research firm comScore.
"IHome has done a good job keeping pace and growing their portfolio," said Ross Rubin, director of industry analysis at the research firm NPD.
"I don't believe that this is the beginning of a tidal wave of insolvency across the country," said Richard P. Larkin, director of credit analysis at the underwriting firm H. J. Sims.
Andrew Lipsman, the vice president for industry analysis at the research firm comScore, called the site's popularity among brands one more example of "the rise of the visual Web," along with Instagram (which was recently acquired by Facebook) and Facebook's timeline feature, which is heavily driven by images instead of text.
"With some of the things that are being talked about on a federal policy level — reducing the corporate tax rate, repatriating cash at a lower tax rate — it looks like the [positive] economic cycle will continue for the tech industry," says Colin Yasukochi, director of research and analysis at the commercial brokerage firm CBRE.
