The phrase "analysis experts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who specialize in analyzing data, trends, or information in a particular field.
Example: "The company hired analysis experts to improve their market research strategies."
Alternatives: "data analysts" or "evaluation specialists".
The investigators can glean crucial information from the location of debris, but it will require interpretation and sophisticated analysis, experts said.
Insurance industry and risk analysis experts arrived at their projections by adding median damage estimates for the worst of the tornadoes so far.
After several days of analysis, experts say they are struck that Mr. bin Laden shows that he is well informed about the the military campaign that seeks to destroy him.
Upon further analysis, experts concluded that the shiny spots were probably due to light reflected by salt deposits.
Composite design engineers and stress analysis experts should benefit also from the findings in this work.
A generation ago, forensic and DNA analysis experts became more common in court proceedings to help the layperson — often the jury — understand complex information.
So was the consultancy fee for a soil analysis expert.
"It's not the probability of a nuclear accident that matters in people's attitudes," said Charles B. Perrow, a risk analysis expert whose newest book, "Disaster Evermore?
When the FBI founded its first crime lab in Washington in 1932, it had just one member of staff: a handwriting analysis expert named Charles Appel.
I invited one of my colleagues who is also a systemic functional text analysis expert in the field to help.
If the designer can execute the analysis himself, he does not depend on the availability of a risk analysis expert.
