The phrase "analysis ends" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the conclusion or completion of an analysis process or discussion.
Example: "After reviewing all the data and findings, we can confidently say that our analysis ends here."
Alternatives: "analysis concludes" or "analysis is complete".
O.K. Now, imagine the situation of the candidate when his analysis ends.
Once that decision is made, CNIL maintains, the legal analysis ends.
Fogel concedes that his analysis ends up "tying political history far more closely to religion than some historians consider warranted".
Horiuchi's analysis ends in 2010, but if the trends have continued since then, the lost G.D.P. would have grown.
These frameworks have been used both for systems development and organizational analysis ends, where the latter mainly focuses process (re design efforts.
An analysis ends when the patient resolves his transference neurosis — when he finally accepts the fact that the analyst is not, not, not going to fulfill the wishes the patient had as a child toward his parents, that it just isn't going to happen that way, that he must renounce these wishes toward the analyst and fulfill them in his own life, in his work, in his attachments, through his children.
After all, the analysis ended in 1999, just before the tech bubble burst.
Future research directions are also provided on module life cycle analysis, end-of-life management and recycling.
It also rules out anything too reflective or stodgy, so that passages of literary analysis end up sounding more like Bridget and Shazzer than Gilbert and Gubar, authors of The Madwoman in the Attic: "Ashley is no gentleman!
Critics of the study said that because its analysis ended with data from 2008, it might underestimate the impact of multiple deployments and traumatic brain injuries caused by roadside bombs.
The researchers, drawn from a group of UK universities led by City University's school of health sciences, acknowledge that their analysis ended in December 2010 and did not embrace later development of telehealth techniques, including real-time analysis of data by doctors or nurse specialists.
