The phrase "analytical world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a context or environment that emphasizes analysis, critical thinking, or data interpretation.
Example: "In the analytical world of data science, every decision is backed by thorough research and statistical evidence."
Alternatives: "data-driven environment" or "analytical landscape".
"Oh, yes," says Higgins. "She was the Amelia Earhart of the analytical world.
In the think-tank and analytical world of Russian specialists in Washington, Hill has a solid reputation.
For David, a writer who works in academia, puppy play is an escape from the analytical world.
It's a very creative environment, and it's been great for me to bring the rigors that I learned in that analytical world and apply it to retail.
For many years he was a highly orthodox professional, circumspect, studious about the advancement of his career, paying assiduous court to Anna Freud, her father's designated heir, and other senior figures in the analytical world.
In an ever more analytical world, every organization (regardless of its industry or market position) needs to consider how it will benefit by becoming more analytical.
Ruby is an analytical, world-traveled New Englander who spends much of his time reading The Wall Street Journal and well-thumbed, torn-apart copies of Foreign Affairs.
The availability of SynFind will begin to merge the two analytical worlds of comparative and functional genomics such that researchers can more easily transfer system-level functional knowledge from data-rich model organisms to the thousands of others organisms being analyzed by only a handful of scientists.
As I argued in my recent keynote at Predictive Analytics World, our world is becoming more analytical.
One is analytical: the world needs new ways of thinking about finance and the risks it entails.
Analytical Approaches to World Music International Conference, The New School (NY), 2016.
