The phrase "analytic reasoning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to problem-solving, critical thinking, or logical analysis.
Example: "The course will focus on developing students' analytic reasoning skills to enhance their decision-making abilities."
Alternatives: "analytical thinking" or "logical reasoning".
We become worse at learning, memory, and simple tasks of arithmetic and analytic reasoning.
But they are also intellectually probing musicians who apply analytic reasoning to every performance.
Toward the end of her book, Professor Adams returns to the accusation that her kind of analytic reasoning is an affront to those in the grip of suffering.
A distinction is sometimes made between convergent thinking (the analytic reasoning measured by intelligence tests) and divergent thinking (exemplified by a richness of ideas and originality of thought).
Further, focus on basic skills has reduced teaching of analytic reasoning and interpretation, and Texas is now adding more complex questions to its tests to try to fix this.
They were both more likely to take the exam in the first place and to use the kind of cultivated language and analytic reasoning apt to be judged favorably by examiners.
After all, a priori and analytic reasonings must start from basic axioms and rules, and for all we know a reflective mind may have an inexhaustible ability to find new truths and truth-preserving rules by a priori or analytic consideration of even a meager stock of concepts.
The only thing that follows (from (ii) alone under the assumptions that model-theoretic validity is sound with respect to logical truth and that logical truths are a priori and analytic) is that no calculus sound with respect to model-theoretic validity can by itself model all the a priori or analytic reasonings that people are able to make.
An emerging science, visual analytics couples analytical reasoning with the substantial capability of the human brain to rapidly internalize and understand data that is presented visually.
Both spatial-temporal and language-analytic reasoning are crucial to how we think, reason, and create, and, in general, in how we go back and forth between the two.
The reliability of animal studies is not confounded by language-analytic reasoning or the cultural biases that can distort human studies.
