The phrase "analysis organization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group or entity that focuses on conducting analyses or organizing analytical processes.
Example: "The analysis organization provided valuable insights into the market trends that helped shape our business strategy."
Alternatives: "analytical group" or "data analysis team".
Partner beware was the watchword Wednesday in a note to clients by the Eurasia Group, another risk analysis organization.
"Everything else up until now has been justified in terms of fighting drugs," said Michael Shifter, a senior fellow who follows Colombia for the Inter-American Dialogue, a policy analysis organization in Washington.
While people are spending less time listening to radio over all, public radio's share of radio listenership is up, from roughly 1percentt 20 years ago to more than 5percentt of all listeners today, according to the Station Resource Group, a public radio strategy and analysis organization.
The Bush administration has so far rejected proposals to create a new domestic intelligence agency, and instead has taken a series of measures short of that, including the creation of a terrorist threat analysis organization jointly run by the C.I.A. and F.B.I.
"It was a defensive speech, and there is a degree of frustration in the forces that are beyond his control," said DeAnne S. Julius, the chairman of Chatham House, a research and analysis organization in London, and a former member of the Bank of England's monetary policy committee.
Based on the three perspectives on action and the two levels of analysis, organization theories can be categorized into six types as shown in Table 2.
Furthermore, analysis of the actin organization around the phagosome revealed a distinct and dynamic spatiotemporal pattern [ 22, 28].
This agency will in turn share real-time information on hacking with other federal agencies and private-sector bodies known as Information Sharing and Analysis Organizations (ISAOs) who are being set up to help monitor and disrupt attacks.
One of those provisions encourages information sharing and analysis organizations (ISAOs), which would serve as points of contact for information sharing between the government and the private sector.
Further, the U.S. government is also calling for more Information Sharing and Analysis Organizations (ISAOs) to be developed — diverse communities of private-sector companies that collaborate to share intelligence and help thwart cyber attacks.
EO 13691 directed the Department of Homeland Security to advance the formation of Information Sharing and Analysis Organizations.
