The phrase "analysis said that it" is not correct and usable in written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context where a specific analysis is being referenced, but it needs to be more complete to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The analysis said that it was necessary to revise the initial findings for accuracy."
Alternatives: "the analysis indicated that" or "the analysis concluded that".
Seneca disputes Dynegy's analysis, saying that it believes the company is more financially resilient and less dependent on natural gas prices than management suggests.
And Michael D. Tobman, a consultant not affiliated with any of the mayoral campaigns, offered a cautionary analysis, saying: "That it happens at this early stage is impressive, but not terribly significant.
Writing on the Guardian's Comment is Free website, Creagh says: "The government's own analysis says that it will cost more than it saves, put a huge strain on police given the expected protests, and will spread bovine TB in the short term as badgers are disrupted by the shooting".
But proponents of handwriting analysis say that will change with the publication of the new study, which will appear in The Journal of Forensic Sciences in July.
In a statement, the N.C.A.A. questioned the Knight Commission's analysis, saying that its own calculations found that no more than 20 percent of revenue went to such failing teams.
The accounting office also asked why the Air Force put Boeing's profit cap as high as 15percentt, especially since a recently published financial analysis said that Boeing had a profit of just 6percentt on commercial sales of its 767's.
The OECD analysis said that, while the UK spends more on education than most OECD member states, that expenditure did not translate into improved education.
Mark M. Cornelius, the president of Morgan and Company of West Olive, Mich., which provides automobile research, forecasting and analysis, said that Toyota and Honda both have hybrid cars on the market.
analysis said that premiums in the private market would rise by about twenty per cent next year, on average, because of the elimination of the individual mandate.
