The phrase "analysis centers" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to entities or organizations that are responsible for providing analysis or data analysis services. For example: "The government recently set up five new analysis centers in an effort to improve the data gathering process."
Mr. Spitzer also proposed building crime analysis centers equipped with high-tech tools in Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse and Albany.
His analysis centers on projecting earnings or cash flow over the next three to five years, and evaluating what the company would be worth to someone acquiring it.
Among the solutions Mr. Clarke advocates is greater reliance on organizations called Information Sharing and Analysis Centers, known in the trade as ISAC's.
The new analysis centers on security precautions for the two main fuels of nuclear arms — plutonium and highly enriched uranium.
Unlike other Analysis Centers, we did not apply a phase center law for ground antennas.
Currently, GPS analysis centers provide GIMs (Global Ionosphere Maps) on a daily basis.
The study of the unexploded device built into the sole of the shoe worn by Richard Reid, a British citizen who was sentenced to life in prison, is a model for how the new analysis center will operate.
The project was a collaboration between the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Infrared Processing and Analysis Center in Pasadena, Calif.
In Melbourne, at Tennis Australia's new video performance analysis center, McMurtrie said he had only one day off in December and January Christmas Dayy.
Each analysis center follows its own processing strategy and models.
Management Analysis Center of Cambridge, Mass., for example, is laying the groundwork for a new "corporate culture" at PacTel.
