The phrase "analyst using" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the actions or methods employed by an analyst in a specific context.
Example: "The analyst using advanced statistical techniques was able to uncover significant trends in the data."
Alternatives: "analyst employing" or "analyst utilizing".
"But a human analyst, using both the quantitative and the qualitative, can create a motion picture".
Instead, Mr. Lord delivered one of the worst conference calls since the infamous attack by Jeffrey K. Skilling of Enron on an analyst — using another expletive — in 2001.
| Update | In a valuable weekend post, Dan Kahan, the Yale analyst using science to clarify the limits and possibilities in science communication, offered these examples of people he feels have useful approaches in climate communication: Katharine Hayhoe, Geoffrey Haines-Stiles (through Earth — the Operators' Manual), and George Marshall.
Consequently, an analyst using this approach would be able to select with great confidence several working conditions within the operational space rather than a given condition for the routine use of the method.
In the intermediate precision study, the similar procedure of method precision was carried out by a different analyst, using different mobile phase and diluent preparations and instrument on a different day with different lot of same brand column.
A crime analyst using the results of this study to aid them in determining the most common time of day for a particular crime to occur could follow this model procedure.
My analyst used to say it was a little much".
Brandel Chamblee, a Golf Channel studio analyst, used different language to describe Mickelson's Ryder Cup role.
The improvised banter of the half-informed analyst used to be the preserve of election night.
Describing the combination of problems, more than one analyst used the term "the perfect storm".
In response, a Heritage Foundation analyst used words like "yelling" and "screaming" to describe what Bush was doing.
