The phrase "analysis emphasised the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the findings or conclusions drawn from a particular analysis or study.
Example: "The analysis emphasised the importance of early intervention in educational settings."
Alternatives: "the analysis highlighted the" or "the analysis underscored the".
Szilard's analysis emphasised the necessity of knowing which side the molecule is on, for work to be extracted.
A logistic regression analysis emphasised the contributions of LDL and eosinophil levels in the development of AMS.
First published in 1983, this analysis emphasised the 'multi-modal' nature of stakeholders' roles and interactions, and the importance of 'interface mechanisms' between stakeholders and the health research system [ 11].
The analysis emphasises the role of the regional innovation policies as supporting the institutions which generate knowledge and learning.
The influence of such limitations on our analysis emphasises the need for caution in any quantitative interrogation of leachate datasets.
Although the outcomes following transplantation are excellent, the intention-to-treat analysis emphasises the critical need for greater numbers of transplants.
Policy process analysis emphasises the importance of the credibility, relevance and usefulness of research evidence in terms of its influencing value [ 8, 15].
Actuarial survival analysis emphasises the importance of frequently revising predictions for survival in high-risk infants, particularly during the first week of life.
Transaction cost analysis emphasises the role of governance arrangements to regulate relationships and address the uncertainties about the behaviour of others, particularly their trustworthiness [ 15].
However, this analysis emphasises the need for long-term and detailed follow-up of patients enrolled into such studies and the sharing of these data for the purposes of meta-analysis.
