The phrase "analysis has assessed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or findings of an analysis that has been conducted on a particular subject or data set.
Example: "The analysis has assessed the impact of climate change on local ecosystems, revealing significant changes in biodiversity."
Alternatives: "the analysis has evaluated" or "the analysis has examined".
This analysis has assessed the association between modifiable characteristics of physical training and injury risk.
Many factors can bias parental reporting of childhood vaccination status, however, to our knowledge, no analysis has assessed whether time since vaccination impacts reporting accuracy.
Analysis has assessed the design of each study, in particular with respect to experimental design, number of cases, duration of treatment and tests used to evaluate drug clinical efficacy.
A previous analysis has assessed the validity of 16 different sets of synthetic estimates of the prevalence of individual-level risk factors for CHD for all wards in England (Scarborough et al., 2009).
Concerning the treatment of AKI, a recent meta-analysis has assessed the administration of sodium bicarbonate for this indication [159].
A recent meta-analysis has assessed the effects of DPP-4 inhibitors, pioglitazone, insulin secretagogues, and acarbose on blood lipids when compared to placebo [ 73].
Several double-blinded controlled trials and meta-analysis have assessed the effect of sibutramine in diabetic patients.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first national level analysis that has assessed SRH services in all primary health facilities in a post-conflict setting and analysed service availability based on levels of conflict and displacement.
A recent meta-analysis (60) has assessed the role of aspirin in primary (95,000 subjects at low cardiovascular risk) and secondary (17,000 patients at medium/high risk) vascular prevention.
A regression analysis was performed after it has assessed that the distribution of the variables was normal by Wilks-Shapiro test.
A pooled analysis from 18 developing countries has assessed the risk of dying after 1 year at 5.8%, which is about twice as low as in this cohort, as in other settings [ 49, 50].
