The phrase "analysis of the reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of reports to draw conclusions or insights.
Example: "The analysis of the reports revealed several key trends that will inform our strategy moving forward."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the reports" or "review of the reports".
Infusion devices postmarketing survey: analysis of the reports made in 1998 to the French agency for medical devices.
Government departments that currently report quarterly to the MPA on project progress on 'critical indicators' will now find that analysis of the reports and recommendations will be shared with departmental boards that will take ownership of critical issues.
Painstaking analysis of the reports also showed that there were more than 66,000 civilians among the total of 109,000 listed deaths during Iraq's invasion, occupation and subsequent sectarian strife.
"I have completed a very thorough analysis of the reports made by HK [Henry Kissinger] E [Ehrlichman] and Harlow [Bryce Harlow, a White House aide] which were submitted to me at San Clemente," he said.
An analysis of the reports filed by the officers after each stop found that less than a third of those black people fit the description of the suspect being sought.
A spokesman for Cordis, Martin Schildhouse, said the company's analysis of the reports of side effects suggested that blood clots were no more common with the Cypher than with bare-metal stents.
But analysis of the report reveals that Pennycook is still in line for total rewards of just over £3m this year.
As Vox points out in its analysis of the report, though, this is an opinion that many economists disagree with.
The total 2005 income of the three million individual Americans at the top was roughly equal to that of the bottom 166 million Americans, analysis of the report showed.
But the Guardian's own analysis of the report can only find evidence to fully support two of these critical conclusions.
