The phrase "analysis departments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific divisions within an organization that focus on analyzing data or information.
Example: "The company has several analysis departments that specialize in market research and financial forecasting."
Alternatives: "research divisions" or "data analysis teams".
She also had long talks with her colleague, Ms. Mayers, who worked in the business analysis department.
Her mother manages a financial analysis department for the television network division of CBS in Manhattan.
She is a summer intern in the financial planning and analysis department at Chanel, the fashion company, in New York.
Mr. Toplitzky, also 32, is a manager in the financial planning and analysis department at Toys RR" Us in Wayne, N.J.
"There's a growing possibility that G.D.P. could grow in the third or fourth quarter," said Eric Dubois, head of the short-term analysis department of Insee, the National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies.
Per indictment, The Internet Research Agency had a graphics department, a data analysis department, an SEO department, an IT department and a finance department -- a fake news version of what a real newsroom would look like.
Mrs. McAlpine, 25 years old, graduated from Pace University and is a manager in the merchandise analysis department at Tiffany & Company in New York.
Mr. Tunnell, 31, is an assistant vice president in an internal management and analysis department of Citigroup in New York, where he does strategic planning and oversees the department's projects office.
John Flatley, from the ONS's crime statistics and analysis department, said police forces in England and Wales had been dealing with a growing number of reports of child abuse in recent years.
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