The phrase "analysis is released" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a report or findings from an analysis are being made available to the public or a specific audience.
Example: "The final report indicates that the analysis is released to stakeholders for review and feedback."
Alternatives: "analysis has been published" or "analysis is made available".
His analysis is released for the first time today, and reported in detail in the May issue of BBC History magazine.
Sometimes the advice, along with the analysis, is released after the decision is made, as in New Zealand.Under the white paper's proposals this looks like being a battleground, a huge grey area in which the boundary will only emerge as the information commissioner rules on individual cases.
At completion of both PCRs, the procedure analysis is released to execution, and it will analyze the previous results to produce a test result.
The comprehensive analysis was released yesterday at Congressional hearings convened by Henry A. Waxman, the California Democrat who is head of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.
That was the total cost given out by aides to the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, before the official cost analysis was released by the Congressional Budget Office.
The results of the RAND analysis were released in November and found "small racial differences in the rates of frisk, search, use of force and arrest".
The details of the agency's demographic analysis were released on Thursday in the hope that knowledge of the age, race and other characteristics of the newly infected would better direct prevention efforts.
In addition, adipose tissue-related cytokines in our analysis are released not only from adipose tissue but also from other tissues and this could affect our interpretation.
The study closed to recruitment on 3 April 2006, when the results of the interim analysis were released and patients on monotherapy were offered the option of receiving the combination therapy.
