The phrase "analysis of the team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or examination of a team's performance, dynamics, or strategies.
Example: "The analysis of the team revealed several areas for improvement in communication and collaboration."
Alternatives: "team evaluation" or "team assessment".
Referee: Massimo Busacca (Switzerland) Some analysis of the team news which I've cut and pasted straight from the wires, making absolutely no attempt whatsoever to change a single word.
Analysis of the team's playing so far this season.
Arrington, who thought he was being drafted by a Super Bowl contender, has tried to stay positive, but in a conference call with reporters he seemed to struggle when asked to offer an analysis of the team's remaining goals.
Focusing these efforts around the clinical microsystem requires a detailed analysis of the team interactions, the underlying culture and support, and the clinical engagement of staff.
This article includes a detailed experimental analysis of the team's performance and the overlapping layered learning approach that led to its success.
The broadcast personalities, all of whom are Trail Blazers employees, have been criticized in the media for being "homers"; further it has been alleged that the 2005 departure of Steve Jones was due in part to team displeasure with Jones' sometimes frank analysis of the team's on-court performance and off-court decisions.
Picks Insider featured by far the most information, with analysis of the teams that drew the most bettors this week, for instance, as well as a "Consensus Lock" pick for the week as voted by the publication's editors.
We conducted a content analysis of the teams' approaches and conclusions.
Recently, a re-analysis of the TEAM trial indicated that BMI impacts on the efficacy of tamoxifen after 2.75 years of treatment in postmenopausal patients with breast cancer (Seynaeve et al, 2011).
Data on team effectiveness was extracted along with details on team processes, coordination, and leadership; all elements identified as important in the earlier concept analysis of the interdisciplinary team [ 18].
The analysis of the Koomey team goes back to 1946 and the Eniac, when computers used vacuum tubes rather than semiconductor chips, and traces the progress of computing energy-efficiency through 2009.
