The phrase "analysis division" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific department or team within an organization that focuses on analyzing data or information.
Example: "The analysis division is responsible for interpreting the data collected during the research phase."
Alternatives: "data analysis team" or "analytical department".
Gen. Eli Ben Meir, who formerly headed the Israeli military's research analysis division.
The bridegroom, 35, directs the investment analysis division of Besen & Associates, a commercial real estate firm in New York.
Unknown to Challis, the EFA's risk analysis division had reacted to his concerns, the NAO's education director, Tim Phillips, wrote.
While the attack was unsuccessful, the department's cyber threat analysis division noted: "It is probable intrusion attempts such as this will persist".
At its height, Zynga had a huge data analysis division dedicated to studying player behaviours and changing the flow of its games accordingly.
Jonathan D. White, head of the recall and analysis division of the traffic safety adminstration, said that an increase in recalls was a natural outgrowth of higher sales.
Forensic departments – DNA and fingerprint analysis divisions – made around 4,500 identifications collectively in the same year, a stat Neville is fond of repeating, because it emphasises his unit's comparative success.
The department had four principal data development and analysis divisions: the Clinical Assessment division, which reviewed the process and outcome of patient care; the Systematic Record Abstract division, which computerized inpatient records; a community health survey to interview Harlem residents; and a health statistics division to assemble and analyze publicly available health data.
The most senior of those ex-officials was Yaakov Amidror, who became Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's national-security adviser after leading a military-intelligence-analysis division within the I.D.F.
Classes of CHS can be grouped into divisions by phylogenetic analysis, with division I consisting of classes I, II, and III, which are characterized by an additional catalytic subdomain pfam08407 (Fajardo-Somera et al. 2015; Riquelme and Bartnicki-García 2008).
In the main analysis, the division manager's compensation is based on the pre-tax profit of the division.
