The phrase "analytical service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a service that provides analysis or evaluation of data, processes, or products.
Example: "Our company offers an analytical service that helps businesses make data-driven decisions."
Alternatives: "data analysis service" or "evaluation service."
Now, according to AppData, a third-party analytical service, the game has 45 million monthly active users.
Meanwhile, the market for wholesale polished diamonds, worth about $21.5 billion, is expected to fall to about $12 billion in 2009, according to Polished Prices, an analytical service for the industry.
Of course, as with any information-driven analytical service, to scale its product requires data.
"Some of us don't choose to miss sleep to achieve a goal," says a chemist who works in an analytical service lab.
The proposed architecture provides basic components to build necessary functionality for a cloud based big data analytical service for smart cities data.
There is also a secondary analytical service that processes the call, along with many others, to parse the conversation and figure out what is going on later for more detailed training and reports.
"The domestics think of California as another country, almost," said Lonnie Miller, the director for analytical services at Polk.
Intertek's business provides inspection and analytical services which have to meet rigorous safety and quality standards.
In September 2000, he added the post of chairman of Strategy.com, which provides analytical services to companies.
"There is still a tremendous digital divide," said Allen Weiner, vice president for analytical services at Nielsen/NetRatings.
An increase in Internet commerce activity is expected, "despite the effects of the economic slowdown and recent national events," said Sean Kaldor, vice president for analytical services at NetRatings.
