The phrase "analytical tools of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or instruments used for analysis in various fields such as research, data science, or business.
Example: "The analytical tools of modern data science allow researchers to uncover patterns and insights from large datasets."
Alternatives: "analysis methods of" or "evaluation tools of".
Description: Develops facility with concepts, language, and analytical tools of economics.
Produced by the McKinsey Global Institute, the report applies "the analytical tools of economics with the insights of business leaders" to the international refugee crisis.
Su-Field analysis is one of the analytical tools of TRIZ.
We give a comprehensive assessment of the analytical tools of network topology and dynamics.
The evocative and analytical tools of the freeze-frame are what make the collation and transmission of found footage useful, above and beyond the mere marvel of the past recaptured through unlikely sources.
The fusion of ideological orthodoxies with the analytical tools of Roland Barthes's "Mythologies"—the convergence of self-justifying moralism with the habits of academic literary study —is the intellectual springboard for the mode of appreciation of so-called quality television, which is essentially sociological, not aesthetic.
In addition, there are beautiful dashboards and analytical tools on top of this data that can help IT staff find potential threats and variances in their infrastructure.
Capital theory has since become the dominant analytical tool of the labour economists, replacing or supplementing the traditional theory of consumer behaviour.
It is partly due to the complexity of the phenomenon involved and partly because of limitations of the traditional analytical tool of statistical regression.
The analytical tool of statistical pattern analysis has been experimentally validated on a special-purpose test apparatus that is equipped with ultrasonic flaw detection sensors and a travelling optical microscope.
The primary analytical tool of strategic cost analysis is a value chain identifying the separate activities, functions and business processes that are performed in designing, producing, marketing, delivering, and supporting a product or service.
