The phrase "analysts suspect that the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the opinions or beliefs of analysts regarding a particular situation or outcome.
Example: "Analysts suspect that the recent market fluctuations may indicate a larger economic trend."
Alternatives: "Experts believe that the" or "Analysts think that the".
Analysts suspect that the answer is: not very.
And some analysts suspect that the strength of the dollar may be cutting into American exports.
But Infosys continued to thrive.Many analysts suspect that the industry's extraordinary pace of expansion will squeeze Indian IT's fat margins.
Indeed, some political analysts suspect that the plot was fabricated by his inner circle to make just that point.
There is a final deadline of February next year, and some analysts suspect that the Spanish might use the regulatory gridlock as an excuse to ditch the deal.
But dispassionate analysts suspect that the 2004 Prius could keep its must-have luster longer than usual and be the vehicle that takes hybrid technology mainstream.
Analysts suspect that this explains the sudden demand for more cash.The deal was on the verge of collapse before a last-gasp meeting between the Qataris and Glencore on September 6th, a day before the new deadline.
Some pay analysts suspect that this divergence may stem, at least in part, from the need of these more troubled firms to offer bigger paydays to attract and retain top talent.
Mr. Silver, along with parents and analysts, suspects that the key to the "Doc McStuffins" success is the TV character, which appeals to parents and children alike.
WASHINGTON — Even as Susan E. Rice took to the Sunday talk shows last month to describe the Obama administration's assessment of the Sept. 11 attack on the American diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, intelligence analysts suspected that the explanation was outdated.
WALL STREET JOURNAL At RIM, Deeper Issues May Be Behind Delay, Analysts Say | After Research in Motion announced it would not release a new BlackBerry phone until the end of 2012, some analysts suspected that the delay was due to significant performance issues that the company must resolve, The New York Times reports.
