The phrase "analysis into the" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct preposition should be "of" instead of "into" when referring to analysis.
Example: "The analysis of the data revealed significant trends."
Alternatives: "analysis of the" or "examination of the".
He said he hoped to integrate that kind of analysis into the core courses.
Where a subject does show a gap in performance, that division is asked to conduct further analysis into the particular reasons and to identify ways of addressing them.
There is absolutely no evidence to support these proposals or any analysis into the impact they will have on people with Parkinson's and other long term conditions.
The banking commission investigated the collapse of HBOS, which was rescued by Lloyds during the 2008 banking crisis, as part of its analysis into the culture of banking.
A spokesman for the House Commerce Committee, Ken Johnson, said Congressional investigators would reveal the results of their analysis into the failure rates of several tire brands during a hearing on Tuesday.
Later in the argument, he told Mr. Warren that cost-benefit analysis was a "formal discipline" and added, "I don't see how you import cost-benefit analysis into the statute".
A talent scout named Gil Brandt was given free reign to institute his blend of computerised scouting and analysis into the team's draft proceedings, and the Cowboys were transformed from a puny franchise to league bullies almost instantly.
"We are bringing the structural fire-response analysis into the same league as structural analysis for wind and earthquake loads," said Dr. S. Shyam Sunder, the leader of the investigation at the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Wolfson, while avoiding saying whether he supports or opposes chancellor George Osborne's flagship pay policy for those aged 25 and over, injected some much-needed sober analysis into the debate on Thursday.
The chancellor and David Cameron will present a Treasury analysis into the short-term economic impact of Brexit, which claims GDP will be 3.6% lower after two years than it would be if Britain votes to remain.
The NSPCC research was based on a sample of an Ofsted analysis into the deaths of 174 children last year, which found neglect at some point in the lives of 50 of those who had died.
