The phrase "analysts around the world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to analysts who are located in various countries or regions globally, often in discussions about trends, data, or research findings.
Example: "Analysts around the world are predicting significant changes in the market due to recent economic developments."
Alternatives: "global analysts" or "analysts worldwide".
Mr. Breedon works with more than 70 Alliance analysts around the world to select the portfolio's 108 stocks.
These are just some of the words used to describe the prospect of a Donald Trump presidency by politicians, diplomats and analysts around the world.
The question for many analysts around the world was whether he represented genuine reform or was merely using the language of reform to consolidate power.
He is known for his research on the foundations of modern monetary theory and policy, which has been applied by central banks and financial market analysts around the world.
Still, analysts around the world caution that the European debt woes, which have rattled financial markets and severely eroded the value of the euro in recent months, is a significant threat.
Arthur Neslen The dominant view among foreign policy analysts around the world is that a British exit from the EU would diminish rather than enhance the country's standing and influence.
The Editors of the International Herald Tribune invited analysts from around the world to share their reactions to the re-election of President Obama.
Defense analysts from around the world agreed that the treaty was outdated; the growth of China's nuclear arsenal, in particular, highlighted the limitations of a bilateral agreement based on a Cold War-era superpower structure that no longer existed.
The overall impact of the policy, say diplomats, politicians and analysts interviewed around the world, has been a clear retrenchment of U.S. power — and an opportunity for U.S. adversaries such as China and Russia.
The differences inside Moody's resurfaced again that fall in a hastily arranged conference call with 15 analysts from around the world after a new Greek government admitted that the country's finances were far worse than the previous government had revealed.
In a hall filled with government officials, lawmakers and policy analysts from around the world, Mr. Gates added: "So now I would like to add my voice to those of many allied leaders on the Continent and speak directly to the people of Europe.
