The phrase "analysts will be able" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capabilities or potential actions of analysts in a specific context or situation.
Example: "After the training session, analysts will be able to interpret the data more effectively."
Alternatives: "analysts will have the ability" or "analysts will be capable".
Even if a dark horse wins, analysts will be able to point retroactively to some obvious quality as the reason for the upset.
From the template, analysts will be able to see how much capital the bank has above or below the 5% threshold for core tier-one capital set by the EBA.
Insurance companies could employ it to look for environmental trends that will help them understand the risks they face in unfamiliar places, and stockmarket analysts will be able to factor environmental conditions into their assessments of how particular companies will perform.
After turnout from the first few results is known, BBC analysts will be able forecast a estimated 'winning post' target.
Moreover, analysts will be able to more readily guide rangers within their department on how to appropriately collect data and provide findings when approached.
If the government puts all the numbers out, analysts will be able to quickly plug in their spreadsheet models and find the winners and losers.
This way, the analyst will be able to limit the number of explanatory variables to the ones whose distributions of coefficients offer behavioural interpretations about taste variation, and leave the imposition of the desired substitution pattern to the GEV core.
A CPA or CDFA (certified divorce financial analyst) will be able to help you to factor your basis.
The regular addition of new sensors is increasing the depth, sensitivity and diversity of the measurements, raising the odds that analysts here will be able to detect a covert nuclear blast.
But even in footnotes, bond analysts and others will be able to monitor such data.
Few analysts think Beijing will be able to meet the goals set out in its five-year plan for 2011-15.
