The phrase "analysts period" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific timeframe related to analysts' work or reports, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "During the analysts period, we observed significant changes in market trends."
Alternatives: "analysts' timeframe" or "analysts' reporting period".
To keep in place the entire package of Bush tax cuts would cost the government about $1.8 trillion over the next decade, according to Congressional budget analysts, a period when the nation will also begin confronting the costs of an aging population to the Medicare and Social Security systems.
The political calendar might also be driving the administration to muddle through this period, analysts said.
Retailing analysts liken that period to the beginning of the Ice Age.
Spreading the risk across a syndicate like this is becoming more common in the post-recession period, analysts say.
As it is, banks have until the beginning of 2019 to comply fully with the Basel III rules, a transition period analysts consider generous.
The $660 billion defense budget in the United States — the world's largest — will probably be cut by about 7 percent over the same period, analysts say.
The $660 billion military budget in the United States — the world's largest — will probably be cut about 7 percent over the same period, analysts say.
And for the 2010-11 accounting period analysts are forecasting a yawning budget gap anywhere from $11 billion to $20 billion.For Democrats 2010 will be a hard year, and Texas is no exception to the rule.
If the increases in sales are mainly a reflection of the discounts, consumer spending could start to disappoint retailers as soon as Presidents' Day weekend, the next major shopping period, analysts said.
First, Perlstein actually has nothing to say about Nixon and the 1960s that has not already been said before by historians and analysts of the period.
