The phrase "analysis concludes" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in academic or technical writing to summarize the findings or results of a thorough examination or evaluation. Example: The analysis concludes that the data collected from the experiment supports the hypothesis.
"Our analysis concludes that the civilian oversight system has failed," said Donna Lieberman, executive director of the civil rights group.
Subsequent attacks, this analysis concludes, are mostly the work of criminals, off-message nationalists or jihadis.
His analysis concludes that CDS-related losses could range from $32 billion at best to $158 billion at worst.
The analysis concludes that there is no single example of best practice for tackling inequality, with all countries lacking in some area.
"The upshot of Mr. Trump's economic policy positions under almost any scenario is that the U.S. economy will be more isolated and diminished," the Moody's analysis concludes.
The OECD, in a big cross-country analysis, concludes that "skill-biased technological change" is one of the main determinants of the rich world's wage inequality.
Typical (median) pay in Scotland is now £11.92 an hour, marginally higher than the £11.84 earned in England, the analysis concludes.
The Fabian analysis concludes that boundary changes mean Labour will have the equivalent of 220 MPs at the 2020 election, requiring it to win 106 seats.
The proposed measure would also reduce the inheritance tax bill on properties worth up to £2m by £140,000 and the Treasury analysis concludes that the scheme would "most likely benefit high income and wealthier households".
The data and analysis concludes that up to €1tn of investments could be at risk from a sudden change to a low carbon economy triggered by a breakthrough in clean technology.
Money, the sole or primary motive for two-thirds of spies who got their start in the 1980s, was the main draw for just a quarter of spies from 1990 to date, Ms. Herbig's new analysis concludes.
