The phrase "analysis shows that even" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when presenting findings or conclusions drawn from data or research, often to emphasize a surprising or noteworthy point.
Example: "The analysis shows that even small changes in diet can lead to significant health improvements."
Alternatives: "research indicates that even" or "findings reveal that even".
The analysis shows that even with the present fare, it is possible to resolve the viability issue by optimizing the service and supply.
Nevertheless, our analysis shows that even the tilt due to different geophysical phenomena, other than the thermal ones, can be detected.
Conceptually, our analysis shows that even a single sample from a distribution — some bidder's valuation — is sufficient information to obtain near-optimal expected revenue.
Our analysis shows that even without temporal variability, conditional dispersal and the absence of a dispersal cost are not necessary conditions for dispersal to evolve.
The analysis shows that even as the Global City engages in issues such as global environmental governance or counterterrorism, such pursuit will be framed and rationalized in terms of the city's economic growth.
Analysis shows that even if we chose the less efficient programmes to cut carbon emissions, it would defer growth at most by a couple of years by the middle of the century.
Analysis showed that even the grounds contained about 10 to 15percentt oil by weight.
The analysis showed that even when median income levels were comparable, home buyers in minority neighborhoods were more likely to get a loan from a subprime lender.
In our study, DVA analysis showed that even MCI subjects are characterized by an alteration of the vascular response to flicker stimulus.
But the analysis showed that even in the worst case, the diesel fuel-fed fire would not have burned hot enough or long enough to have played a major role in weakening the structure.
