"analytical conclusions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing a statement or finding that is derived from careful examination and analysis of information or data. Example: The research team presented their analytical conclusions in a detailed report, highlighting the key factors that led to the success of the project.
The new picture emerged from interviews with two officials who have been briefed on some of the details of the intelligence and analytical conclusions drawn from the information on computers seized after Mr. Khan's arrest.
"They took every piece of information that proved their point and listed it," a former senior intelligence official who took part in the prewar debates said, referring to the senior C.I.A. officials whose analytical conclusions formed the basis of Mr. Powell's presentation.
Moreover, a formation can be narrowed down into reservoir and net pay zones for great analytical conclusions.
The well known modifiable areal unit problem shows that analytical conclusions may differ substantially according to how data are aggregated.
It is the analytical conclusions, derived from an understanding that the theory offers, which are applicable to other government bodies equivalent to the SRA.
Without this assumption, we are unable to reach any analytical conclusions regarding excitatory neuronal activity with an increasing inhibitory postsynaptic potential time constant.
United States intelligence officials said today that there were indications that the individual on a videotape released after the American attack on Iraq last night was Saddam Hussein, although no final analytical conclusion had been reached.
The model test results confirmed the analytical conclusion.
Finally we present two simulations to demonstrate the validity of the analytical conclusion.
This highlights the conjecture that networks inherently introduce redundancy [36] and the analytical conclusion that epistasis hides (and reveals) variation [14], [15], [37].
We show that all temporal enzyme profiles with the same average enzyme level yield identical substrate degradation– a simple analytical conclusion that can be thought of as an invariance principle, and which we validate experimentally using a β-galactosidase assay.
