The phrase "analysis stressed the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the findings or conclusions drawn from a particular analysis, emphasizing a specific point or aspect.
Example: "The analysis stressed the importance of early intervention in improving patient outcomes."
Alternatives: "the analysis highlighted the" or "the analysis emphasized the".
But his analysis stressed the "symbolic" aspects of those texts, and his nuanced discussion drew on counterarguments by other scholars.
This analysis stressed the truth value of propositions analyzed and its conditions, and therefore displayed what can be called a contextual approach; that is, it was based on the actual function and reference of the term in the proposition to be analyzed.
Finally, a physical protein-protein (PPPI) network design and global topological analysis stressed the importance of these pathways in response of S. cerevisiae to propolis and were correlated with the transcriptional data obtained thorough the microarray analysis.
Mr. Esslin was neither didactic nor dogmatic in his analysis, stressing the differences as well as the similarities among the playwrights in his canon.
As a result, current standards for risk analysis stress the importance of ongoing communication between those who assess technical issues and those who use the information (or are otherwise affected by it).
Our analysis stresses the earlier finding that kinase inhibitors of the quinazoline class exert an antiviral response by targeting the viral protein kinase pUL97 without inducing resistance.
The analysis stresses the importance of coordinate transformation between rotating and stationary frame of reference for accurate results and estimation of dynamic properties.
After briefly describing the case studies, the analysis stresses the importance of understanding the historical, socio-economic and cultural contexts in which such programmes emerge, and the political and epistemological tensions which many exist.
In the study area, the analysis stresses the importance of mass movements and their interaction, e.g. the linkage of large rockfall source areas to debris flows that potentially enter the channel network.
Analysis stresses the clear internal consistency of clinical data gathered by different experimental situations on the drug effect, especially with regard to the cognitive symptoms (memory, attention) characterising the clinical picture of adult-onset dementia disorders.
This new approach to real analysis stresses the use of the subject in applications, showing how the principles and theory of real analysis can be applied in various settings.
