The phrase "analytical person" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: Mary is an analytical person so she investigates problems thoroughly before making a decision.
But Stan is a very analytical person.
Tom is a very analytical person by nature.
She's not an intellectual or analytical person, but she knows who she is and what she wants to say.
A gentle, urbane and analytical person, Kelly once told me: "Father Ted is not a lampoon of the church at all.
"This film is equally about Jean," says Strauch. "Jean is a really brave person; she was the first female Base jumper, and she was very athletic but also very calculating, a very analytical person.
I am an analytical person and player, so these experiences have provided me with more than only the opportunity to lace up my cleats and compete with and against women who speak another language.
I am a reasonably stable and somewhat self-analytical person (the latter did not just come with the territory of being a mental-health professional), but the last four months have been extremely discombobulating – the climax being the Strictly finals last Saturday night.
"I'm a very analytical and rational person, very mind-centred in my life.
First of all you must be a good business person: analytical, clear minded and practical.
A lot of people thought I was a really analytical and quantitative person, but I have a romantic and tender side.
"But he was also a very analytical and smart person, and he knew that moving to the U.S. had more things to offer for his family".
